Will any parts interchange from a 2001 isuzu rodeo? body,mechanical,etc onto my 1995 isuzu rodeo as I have found a parts vehicle

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Please call your local advanced autoparts to learn about the interchangeable alternators available for your car. They supply these type of parts so they would be good for this. You can call them by dialing 1 (877) 238-2623. Thank you.

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Dear Joyces,
why not name 1 of 4000 parts, sorry not doing 4000 for you or anyone.
now that is and impossible question, if ever there was.
why not go to isuzu parts and look it up your self
if the p/n matches its a match.
to do that on 4000 parts, would be a bit nutz.... IMO

but a company does SELL that info
used in all wrecking yards..
called Hollandars data base.

btw, parts can and will be different even if car is in California
or not, or in CANADA, you never said where.
due to USA SMOG LAWS. and (DOT LAWS)


the book is $700 (buy it or finda wrecker that has it and can help)

https://hollanderinterchange.net/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=37&osCsid=6bb45b2216dcec81aaa4a7f55d6bfd48

Depends on what parts you're referring to. The 1998 and 1999 are identical I believe, but in 2000 the headlights and front grille changed slightly. Some other "appearance" parts, interior and exterior are different, but many are the same. The engine, drivetrain, wheels and other mechanical parts remained largely the same through 2002. In the final year they were sold in the U.S., 2003 a lot more changes were made but the body remained pretty much the same. They also added the larger, 2.4L engine from the Trooper as an option. In all years from 1998 forward, there were 4cyl, 6cyl, 2WD and 4WD options, automatic and manual transmissions. So, your question is very vague to answer specifically.

3 places you can get the answer.
1) dealer parts department
2) a salvage yard or parts store like auto zone or advanced auto.
3) a machine shop that does head repair. I would start here and have the donor head checked before i installed it and then found out it wasn't flat.

as iam aware of it all from doors , bonnet , apron should go on no problem in aust the face lift was made in 98 I think it was still considered a TF rodeo until some time in 2002. so I don't think you will have any problems at all

I had same problem with 99 Isuzu Rodeo LS 3.2 V6. Dealer couldn't find it and many, many other owners experienced same thing. finally found a post where a mechanic (non dealer) changed the idle air control valve. so i tried it, and after 3 years of dealing with the problem, it worked!!! part costs about $40 and very, very easy to change yourself. for the 99, its located in front of engine, so easy access. Good Luck

The throttle-body (or throttle plate inside the throttle-body) is probably gunked-up with carbon deposits and needs a good cleaning.

Take the air snorkel off of the throttle body and look inside while holding the throttle plate open. If you have thick black deposits on the back side of the throttle plate, you can clean it by spraying some throttle body cleaner (Available at any parts store) onto a rag and using an old tooth brush to push the rag, clean all the black gunk out of the area.

I recommend an old tooth brush because using something hard like a screwdriver can scratch the inside of the aluminum throttle body and actually make the throttle stick worse. I don't recommend spraying the throttle body cleaner directly into the throttle body because it can end up in the air plenum where it may loosen some deposits that can cause severe engine damage.

No they are not compatible. They changed the crank between 95 and 96. I have a 96 that needed an engine swap and the dealer that I bought it from was paying for the engine, he bought a 95 engine and after a month of trying the mechanic said no way no how, the crank between the two is different.