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#Isuzu parts interchange manual#
#Isuzu parts interchange windows#

Rear leaf springs replaced with 5-link coil sprung suspension in both Rodeo and Amigo. Cruise control was no longer available for some odd reason. Options: 2 or 4wd, soft-top or hardtop, with either a 2.2L 4-cylinder or a 3.2L DOHC V6. ġ998: Second gen Isuzu Amigo was released, based off shortened (10") Rodeo frame.Otherwise known as "The three years of Darkness." ġ995-1997: Only used Amigos for sale in the USA.Center emergency brake instead of knee-brake.

#Isuzu parts interchange windows#

Wing Windows discontinued (went to 1-piece windows). Power steering/mirrors now standard on all models. A high-mounted (roof top) rear brake light was installed.

ġ994: 2.3L engine went away the 4-cyc 2.6L engine was the only option.

Previously options, the center console, rear seat with shoulder straps became standard. Rodeo got the 3.2L engine, only available in the SOHC version.

ġ993: Amigo got a retouched new front grill.

ġ992: 4-speed automatic transmission became available this year, on all Amigos with the bigger (2.6-liter) engine.

Might have been based off their pickup frame still investigating. Soft-top only (I believe) with aftermarket hard tops. Packages: S (limited gauges-no tach) or XS (tachometer) models.

#Isuzu parts interchange manual#

4-cylinder, manual transmission only, either a 2.3l carbureted or a 2.6l fuel injected engine. ġ989: First generation Isuzu Amigo was first released in the US.Offer Trooper, Rodeo, and Pickup.and I believe a car (Isuzu Impala). Some year to year model changes comes from Research vehicle, view vehicle history.ġ986: Isuzu sales growing every year until now. Model History (I am responsible for all rrect me if I'm wrong) The name Rodeo there refers to a pickup truck. Australia: Holden Frontera Sport (Rodeo = Holden Frontera).Japan / New Zealand: Mu (for Mysterious Utility) where the Rodeo is called the Wizard.Deutschland (Germany) = Opel Frontera Sport (Rodeo = Frontera).Europe (minus England): Opel Frontera Sport (Rodeo = Frontera or Honda Jazz).England: Vauxhall Frontera Sport (Rodeo = Frontera or Honda Jazz).

In other countries, the 2-door, soft-top version of the Rodeo (and the Rodeo itself) goes by other names: