Well I did a trip over Easter up to Noosa for a wedding ,from Geelong to Goondiwindi 7.7 litres per 100km and from there to Noosa 7.8 ,from Noosa back to Geelong with two extra people 4 adults all up and car fully loaded and two large suitcases 7.9 litres per 100km, that was at mostly110km p/h, that was in my new Isuzu MU-X LST car only I was very happy with the fuel usage,just hope when the van is on the back I get a good resault as well.
Nice vehicle Olley. Ive got a DMax - the second cousin of yours.
Another member complained earlier in the year that the MUX sagged in the back with his caravan - you can probably find the thread in the search function and look for MUX.
Just be careful not to modify the suspension while its in its 5 year warranty period. If you have any suspension or associated problems and make a warranty claim, Isuzu will not accept for your claim. I had a very minor issue with my front suspension (took about 15 minutes for the Dealer to clean out the dust), but the 1st question they asked when I went into them was "have you modified your suspension, because if you have, the warranty is void"
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Cheers Bruce
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That is a bit odd Bruce. I am about to get a suspension upgrade on my 2014 D Max. I spoke with the dealer from where I purchased my D Max and they referred me to Pedders and informed me that their upgrade was approved.
Being the sceptic that I am, I went online to the Pedders site and there you are, it says it there too. Finally. I checked with Isuzu. The only qualifier is if the Pedders suspension is faulty, it is Pedders problem.
In any event, if the engine blew up they can't void a warranty because the suspension is upgraded.
-- Edited by DMaxer on Monday 11th of April 2016 08:05:12 PM
I have just been reading about suspension change on the Isuzu MUX,on a nother sight,from what they are saying Isuzu recommend if you need to change your suspension they recomend Pedders and your warranty will not be void,they are talking about lift kits,so i suspect any alteration won't void your warranty provided Pedders do the job.
