Oil sump plug location of holden rodeo 1999 - 1999 Isuzu Rodeo

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You may need to unbolt the oil pump from the block.

Im assuming you mean the engine sump drain plug to drain the engine oil.
Its located on the bottom of the sump depending on which year model yours is otherwise look at the back emgine of the sump.
Its a torqs fitting plug looks like a star in the centre .to undo it you will need a t45 torqs bit..

check the oil level in the sump, coolant level, coolant temperature (overheating), transmission oil level if auto. The limp mode is energised by any number of sensors that register a fault that is detrimental to the engine/ gear box. Run the fault codes and repair any faulty units . Reset the CPU with a scanner .

Going on the standard 2005 model holden rodeo you will find the oil filter located at the front of the engine,down the bottom .you will need to gain access from under the vehicle and there should also be a stone tray to remove.

There is a fill plug on the side of the transmission under the truck.

It could be one of a number of things. the valve stem seals maybe worn if the car has done a few km's.
worn piston rings casing oil to get into the cylinders and burn with the fuel also caed by high kms'.Does the water in the radiator seem to have an oiley feel if so you may have a blown head gasket it may pressurize the radiator but tthere may also show with the color of the oil in the sump..

Taking the oil from bottom sump is correct n yes putting it back via the dip stick is correct too. But b4 u guage, start up the car, engage gear with leg on the brakes if stationary, try reverse too 4 a while, legs on brakes again if stationary bring to neutral, still on hand brake up. Then guage to d required dip stick mark. Note: b4 starting up n engaging gears be sure u ve put in some oil first n pls do not let it over guage, go past the mark on dip stick, if it does drain a bit at a time till u get it right.

the motor will deffinatly have to be pulled. There is not enough room underneath to remove the oil pan.

Yep the pick up is in the sump