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March 25th, 2012 11:37 AM #221
Aling irvan iyan sir? Grand estate or escapade?
Sa davao puro toyota talaga. Pati land cruiser ang dami dun eh.
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March 26th, 2012 03:02 PM #224
Sa urvan escapade, you have to lie down under the car to get the air cleaner. Pati fuel filter ganun din. Sa new hiace, just knee in front of the passenger headlamp and you can free the air cleaner.
Checking the coolant, brake fluid and washer fluid on the new hiace is easier and in one place. On the urvan washer fluid is above left taillamp, brake fluid is on driver side dashboard, and the coolant jug is behind the front passenger seat with some minor disassembly required.
Both of them have oil filters underneath the vehicle
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April 2nd, 2012 03:23 PM #225
I've driven both Toyota Hiace and Nissan Urvan. Hiace Commuter and Urvan Shuttle 18-seater to be exact.
The URVAN:
strengths are - the A/C system cooling capability is high and suspension is comfortable for passengers..
- cheaper than a hiace
- has more seating caps than the commuter
Downsides are:
- the transmission needs a 6th gear especially when running the highways like SCTEX or NLEX. running at speeds over a hundred will cause the TEMP gauge to go higher than the normal operating temp.
- Noticeable loss of power and torque when climbing steep roads (you need to downshift a lot...)
- spare parts have honda-like prices (ANG MAHAL)
Toyota Hiace:
Strengths are:
- Beefy engine (D4D and turbocharged) can make an urvan eat dust...
- SPACE is what this van is all about
- Cheap and available anytime spare parts (maybe not as cheap but cheaper than others)
- Nice ergonomics (I personally love how the steering wheel angle is set to be just like a sedan. Same goes for the location of the shifter. No need for too much arm movements from steering wheel to shifter.)
DOWNSIDES:
- Shaped like a box, or worse like a refrigerator...(but mind you, if you add bodykits it looks bada$$)
- seats are way too stiff. (a big problem for senior citizens who have back problems)
- rear suspension is a bit stiff...
- Front doors are too large aren't they?
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April 2nd, 2012 03:49 PM #226
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April 2nd, 2012 04:17 PM #227I saw an urvan display at San juan before. Hindi ko mabuksan yung pintuan. biglang lumapit yung tao, sabi "sira" na raw kasi. haha nun nabuksan, sobrang turn off ng interior.
from what i've heard, if you are a long term thinker, you'd go for toyota. hangang ngayon, ang dami parin early 2000s na hi ace dyan sa daan. matibay kasi
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April 2nd, 2012 05:30 PM #228
Mabigat and malaki front door ng hiace to comply with newer crash regs in other markets. Oem parts are not exactly cheap but may replacements na din.
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April 3rd, 2012 09:15 AM #229
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thank you its good naka timing chain pala. yan din concerns ko sa used car like sa dati kong...
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