What's your in-service date? Would be interesting to know if I'm going to share your affliction some day.
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What's your in-service date? Would be interesting to know if I'm going to share your affliction some day.
The date your VX left the lot. Although the actual production date would be better. IIRC you may have a sticker on the underside of your center console lid that lists the month and year of manufacture. If the compressors were changed mid-year knowing your production date might give us a better idea of when the change was made.
Apr 13 2000Quote:
Originally Posted by vt_maverick
my guess is the 99 and 00 models had the KDV-14D and the 01 models had the KDV14G but i could def be wrong about that
isuzu is wrong - the parts books are wrong - we proved that right here - every parts store i went to (auto zone, advanced auto, orieley's, and car quest) said it was supposed to be the HD6 (advanced auto even called their distributor and said their isuzu book only had the HD6 ever listed for the vehicross) and i have yet to find a single vx owner that can actually use that model
I just went through this on my 2000 VX ironman which has a 14D, there is a yellow sticker in the engine compartment (don't know if anyone has said that already?) that tells you which one you have DKV-14D or G or whatever, check that first before ordering...I got mine on ebay from these guys: http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-AC-COMPR...item45fc1138f5
this is starting to pan out as i suspected - 99 and 00 = 14D ; 01 = 14G
i got my compressor remanufactured from the guy vxorado found on ebay and it works great - saved me $300 from a new one - but those new ones sure do look shiny