That's about an 11 on the suck-ometer...the only good thing is, that you WEREN'T adding washer fluid or doing something else under the hood when it let loose. :deadg:![]()
Hope you get her back to par with as little hassle factor as possible.
That's about an 11 on the suck-ometer...the only good thing is, that you WEREN'T adding washer fluid or doing something else under the hood when it let loose. :deadg:![]()
Hope you get her back to par with as little hassle factor as possible.
Last edited by Ldub : 08/29/2006 at 03:12 AM
i think i respond for all of us when i say that as I was reading that I found myself saying "oh....no...not the...oh gawd, no! THE HUMANITY!"
I feel like we should all pass a card and mail it WG, that hard core sux man. You have had some pretty ruff VX luck here lately.
I guess the only thing you can say is that the damage could have been a lot worse. You keep your baby in such good shape...what a thing to happen.
Anita
2000 Ebony #263
Original Owner- love her too much to part with her.
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that happened to my mom's truck only it exploded while she was getting out of the car and left some hefty dents in her hood...but she caught it before the acid ate away the truck she pushed it out of the garage and all was ok...sorry yours didn't go over well...go after the battery manufacturer. good luck.
Spoke with the tech last Friday and it all sounds pretty good. He tore it down and went over the entire engine bay and other outlying areas. Electrical damage is very minimal (wiring) and only a couple wires need replacing. The majority of the damage is what I originally found; headlight, radiator, hood insulation, battery tray, and a few plastic clips. Pretty lucky considering the VX probably sat like this for about 2 days with battery blood all over. He estimated damages to be around $1500 and some change. Now comes the part of waiting for some parts to be put in. My garage is so empty and lonely.
Gary Noonan
'01 S/C VX / '18 Forester XT
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WG, not sure what part of the head lamp assembly you are needing, but that price seemed rediculous to me. I went to isuzuparts.com and did the drill down and found that the right or left head lamp assemblies are $276.95. Seems a far cry from what they are asking. Here was my drill down:
input 2001 Isuzu Vehicross in the "BODY PARTS" box (box b)
then follow this pattern:
Front lamps >> Headlamp Components >> Headlamp Assembly
From there you can drill down further to the specific components you need, including the seal ($16.67)
GL man!