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    #141
    ^you can get those rubber floor mats from ACE hardware.

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    #142
    *lancelot: Answers to your questions are in RED.

    Quote Originally Posted by lancelot
    Vicoyski,

    Congrats on your new ride

    How is the sound of the engine and vibration of the D4d? Tumawag kasi sa kin yun dealer and told me marerelease daw next month kung diesel daw kukunin ko. Coming from a cold start at low RPM, you'll definitely hear the distinctive "taka-taka" diesel engine sound. Same goes for moving through heavy traffic at low RPM. The level of noise, though, is lower than my Dad's Nissan Patrol Safari. But, as you gain speed (about 60kph), the noise diminishes. For the 3.0V, you'll feel a sudden burst of power between 80-90kph (I think it's the turbo kicking-in). By then, the noise level goes down and you won't be able to tell that you're driving a diesel engine.

    I previously own a gen2.5 pajero kasi and am bothered by the vibration and sound of engine during traffic. You'll be surprised to see that there is very minimal vibration compared to your gen 2.5 Pajero.

    And how is the acceleration? speed? I read your skyway incident kasi. do you think it can go faster than 140kph? For it's size, the Fortuner offer's great acceleration (that's from my experience). I haven't really tried it against any other diesel SUV of comparable size. The skyway incident with the Alterra wasn't really planned (and is something that I wouldn't recommend you doing). I believe hyperev was able to bring his 3.0V up to 180kph. I guess we should ask him how the engine sounded at that speed.

    Comments please...

    By the way pag D4d what is your PMS??? every 10k?or every 5k? The recommended schedule is every 5K. So, I guess I'll just follow the recommended schedule.
    Last edited by vicoyski; July 20th, 2005 at 02:28 PM.

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    #143
    vicoyski.......did you got the In house financing? how much interests per year? what was the downpayment scheme you got?

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    #144
    Quote Originally Posted by moneywhiz
    vicoyski.......did you got the In house financing? how much interests per year? what was the downpayment scheme you got?
    *moneywhiz: Sent you a PM...


    Friends, from the Thai FortunerClub, look at what's possible with the 3.0V.

    Last edited by vicoyski; July 20th, 2005 at 06:32 PM.

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    #145
    I think they took that photo right after they reset the MID, The MID is still trying to set correct the right km/l after reseting. sometimes it will go up, sometimes down. but after a few kilometers it will settle down to your average driving habits.

    by the way, I just put a full thank again, my actual computation is 6.15 km/l, The MID registered at 6.8 km/l

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    #146
    Hi andre!

    Topped-up my 3.0V yesterday... Got 7.57km/li, while my MID registered 7.6km/li. That's quite close, don't you think?

    I always reset my MID at the very moment the attendant closes the tank. I guess that contributes to the closeness of the MID reading to the actual.

    I plan to see if I can manage my consumption with the MID... I hope to bring-up my mileage per liter.

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    #147
    Just had my Fortuner serviced at Toyota Makati for the first 1,000 km check-up. I was there at 7am and got my car back around 9am. Spent around P1,280.00 for the oil change and oil filter. Labor was free.

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    #148
    Quote Originally Posted by vicoyski
    Hi andre!

    Topped-up my 3.0V yesterday... Got 7.57km/li, while my MID registered 7.6km/li. That's quite close, don't you think?

    I always reset my MID at the very moment the attendant closes the tank. I guess that contributes to the closeness of the MID reading to the actual.

    I plan to see if I can manage my consumption with the MID... I hope to bring-up my mileage per liter.

    I think my MID isn't accurate, because I always tell the gas attendant to stop on the first click.

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    #149
    Quote Originally Posted by spiff41398
    Just had my Fortuner serviced at Toyota Makati for the first 1,000 km check-up. I was there at 7am and got my car back around 9am. Spent around P1,280.00 for the oil change and oil filter. Labor was free.
    Hi spiff! What unit did you get and what's it's color? So I can add you to the owner's list.

    Latest List of Fortuner owners:

    1. summer75 - 2.7G, Silver Metallic
    2. Monseratto - 3.0V, Silver Metallic
    3. andre - 2.7G, Silver Metallic
    4. trader - 2.7G, Extreme Black
    5. vicoyski - 3.0V, Silver Metallic
    6. lara - 2.7G, Silver Metallic
    7. jackaroo - 3.0V, Gray Mica
    8. hyperev - 3.0V, Extreme Black
    9. spiff41398 - ???

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    #150
    Quote Originally Posted by andre
    I think my MID isn't accurate, because I always tell the gas attendant to stop on the first click.
    Hmmm... In my case, I always tell the attendant to top it off... Sagad... Less air in the tank, less moisture in the fuel kasi... Lalo, ngayong mataas ang humidity level with the rainy season.

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