Think you could do a video on scanners for theses trucks. My scanner won't read them past the global codes and the shop I use for heavy line jobs I can't handle says their scanner won't either.
I have a 2012 isuzu npr its a tiny bit jumpy and squealing when put into reverse but I've been told nothing is wrong with it. Any suggestions could it needs a shock replacement? Great content btw.
Have you replaced a power steering pump? I see the two lines going in on the passenger side engine block but mine is leaking above those lines looks like wires coming out ?
Love the channel. I think a few more minutes per video showing some in progress details would take it to the next level for those of us with less experience. Thanks for the content
What are the tq specs on the bolts ?
14 foot pounds for the top nut
70 foot pounds for the bottom nut
I’m in east tn as well I live in Louisville close to Maryville. Where/what is your shop called maybe you can help me maintain my Chevy lcf! Thanks!
Do you need a lift for replacing the shocks or can i just unbolt and replace? I was quoted $315.00 yesterday 4-13-23 to replace the front shocks.
05 npr squeals so bad if you Turn the AC on. It’s really screeching sound. Any ideas. Big fan of your videos
I have 3 nprs
Got a hard shake on the driver side when shutting my engine off (5.2 diesel, quad cab)
Haven't had a dry day to crawl under it
What’s the part number for the replacement shocks
Think you could do a video on scanners for theses trucks. My scanner won't read them past the global codes and the shop I use for heavy line jobs I can't handle says their scanner won't either.
I have a 2012 isuzu npr its a tiny bit jumpy and squealing when put into reverse but I've been told nothing is wrong with it. Any suggestions could it needs a shock replacement? Great content btw.
Have you replaced a power steering pump? I see the two lines going in on the passenger side engine block but mine is leaking above those lines looks like wires coming out ?
Love the channel. I think a few more minutes per video showing some in progress details would take it to the next level for those of us with less experience.
Thanks for the content
Have you ever had any experience with codes P0700 and P0707?
You mentioned you would share the specs?