Suzuki JIMNY [merged threads]

**efm2** · April 14th, 2014 12:56 AM

A good read on why we need a cabin filter.

http://www.luber-finer.com/documents...ltering-WP.pdf

**12vdc** · April 14th, 2014 01:29 AM

Technically, cabin filters helps prevent soil buildup or sedimentation in the evaporator fins that could degrade heat transfer efficiency. For me its just as effective if you keep the inside clean like no eating inside, vacuum clean every week or every after going to the beach or doing long drives or offroading, avoid opening the windows, no smoking.
Parang home airconditioner lang - kung madumi din paligid, ganoon din ka dumi ang filter at evap. Kung may kids ka na may rhinitis or asthma, you have to isolate them and make the entire room clean not just the ventilation.

**crazy_boy** · April 14th, 2014 08:21 AM

Yung jimny ko walang tint. Kaso malamig naman kahit tanghali.

Already got my carbon activated cabin filter. Will install it next week siguro. Sa akin naman, i think kailangan natin ng cabin filter to keep our ac system clean. Parang ac ng bahay may mesh filter din.

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**efm2** · April 14th, 2014 12:48 PM

Originally Posted by crazy_boy

Yung jimny ko walang tint. Kaso malamig naman kahit tanghali.

Already got my carbon activated cabin filter. Will install it next week siguro. Sa akin naman, i think kailangan natin ng cabin filter to keep our ac system clean. Parang ac ng bahay may mesh filter din.

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We share the same opinon crazy_boy. I don't think the engineers of Suzuki will take the time to design and implement the use of a cabin filter for nothing. BTW. Where did you get yours?

**n_spinner06** · April 14th, 2014 05:12 PM

wishful thinking...sana yung ddis engine ng ertiga na lang since dadalhin na rin naman ata dito. hahaha.

Originally Posted by 12vdc

I guess its a top mounted intercooler, was discontinued in eu market on 2011 as per Mr. Wiki. Diesel motor are heavier so they compensate the power/weight ratio using turbo + intercooler and raising injection pressures using commonrail technology. Baka pumatak 1M ang diesel. Mukhang malabo nga ito, supercharging kit na lang siguro for M13A.

**cm555** · April 25th, 2014 06:13 PM

Hi all,
I did some back reading on the possible tire size change which i saw are the ff:
205/70 r15 standard
215/70 r15
Can you help me on which all terrai tire is best as a replacement to make my jimny an off road and an on road ride?
Brand name model and price if you have, also some feedback/review.
Thanks in advance,
Cesar

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**efm2** · May 2nd, 2014 02:07 PM

Have any of you guys with late model Jimnys already have their new car plates? I got my Jimny last Nov. 2013 from Wheels E. Rod and still waiting for my plates.

Thanks

**cm555** · May 6th, 2014 03:06 PM

I already got mine. Bought Nov2013 and got it last april mid 2014 w/o the sticker nga lang.

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**cm555** · May 6th, 2014 03:09 PM

Originally Posted by cm555

Hi all,
I did some back reading on the possible tire size change which i saw are the ff:
205/70 r15 standard
215/70 r15
Can you help me on which all terrain tire is best as a replacement to make my jimny an off road and an on road ride?
All terrain tire brand name model and price if you have, also some feedback/review.
Thanks in advance,
Cesar

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Up ko lang for any suggestion....

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**klunker** · May 7th, 2014 06:25 PM

Observation ko lang: Kung 205/70 to 215/70 not much difference. Try looking for 215/75 or 225/70, I've seen it work even without a lift. Popular brands na nakikita ko are kumho and federal (usually M/T), hirap humanap ng Bridgestone Dueler A/T at those sizes. There is Michelin Latitude Cross A/T, 215/75/15, around 6K each yata.