Team.
The sunroof controller in our Isuzu SUV has spat the dummy. It is a Mitsuba RK-0216. Anyone know of these/where to get one?
I have emailed the manufacturer in JP also but am not confident of a response.
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Team.
The sunroof controller in our Isuzu SUV has spat the dummy. It is a Mitsuba RK-0216. Anyone know of these/where to get one?
I have emailed the manufacturer in JP also but am not confident of a response.
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Cheers from New Zealand
Jeff.
No dealerships or salvage yards around?
Gear
perhaps this place has one? http://www.autohausaz.com/isuzu-auto...placement.html
What year and model and I will check around here. Pm me to be sure I get it.
jim
Tried that up and down the country.Originally Posted by geargnasher
JIM: It's an Isuzu Bighorn (...yes, Jeff has a Bighorn......). Pretty sure that if you have them in the US they won't be called that. More likely GM something......
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Cheers from New Zealand
Jeff.
If you are OK with used just run a general search for "used auto parts". You should get a form that ask for model, make, year and that sort of thing. Fill out the form and within a couple of days you will start getting replies. I have done this a couple of times for my kids Subarus with very good results.
I use Rockauto.com for all parts.
Clyde
COL USA RET
go to autozone.com and see if they have the part, if they do I can buy it for you and ship it if you want.
http://www.partswebsite.com/buyisuzu...n=3&type=parts
Jeff,
Here in the US, the Isuzu Bighorn is sold as the Isuzu Trooper. The link above to a 2000 edition sunroof power module but it should get you started.
Bruce
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Here in Oz it's a Holden Jackeroo or Monterey.
What year is it?
I can have a hunt around the West Island if you like.
#2 son had a trooper with an after market soon roof. The controller died during a mild rain. Mechanic got the roof sealed never to open again. never did find the right controller. Lots of Luck!
Replace it with an aftermarket manual sunroof? We've got one on our acura, never have opened it. (Too derned hot (a/c).
We need somebody/something to keep the government (cops and bureaucrats too) HONEST (by non government oversight).
Every "freedom" (latitude) given to government is a loophole in the rule of law. Every loophole in the rule of law is another hole in our freedom. When they even obey the law that is. Too often government seems to feel itself above the law.
We forgot to take out the trash in 2012, but 2016 was a charm! YESSS!
HOW MUCH!!!??? Holy ****!!!
I can a tube a silicone and permanant closure occuring soon.
The reality is we didn't use it much anways. The other evening however we had decent rain and it leaked. Man did it leak. I had to remove the passengers seat and dry the carpet. The seat is still very wet. I guess the roof must have gradually moved a bit after I cranked it closed a few months back.
Thermal underwear style guru.
"Exclusive international distributor of Jeff Brown Hunt Club clothing."
Supplier to the rich(?) and infamous.
Cheers from New Zealand
Jeff.
Had an 1984 Pontiac Fiero with a manual sunroof. Once it started leaking there was no stopping it. Even installed a new gasket with no luck.
That's what moon-roofs, sun-roofs and t-tops are good for--leaking.
My wife's new Avalon has a moon-roof, but we rarely use it. I would've preferred not to have it, but it came in the "package" of everything else I wanted in the car.
My beloved classic 1984 Datsun/Nissan 300ZX has t-tops, but since I never drive the car in the rain or when rain is forecast, I only know they leak when I've got the water-hose on them washing the thing down and putting her back in the garage.
If you (truly) do not use the roof much, I'd find some way to "hotwire" the switch to get the roof fully forward and in place, then do a very careful "seal" job with some clear automotive grade silicone.
almost always is because the drain tubes are plugged.
I have an old 81 BMW. When I bought it the previous owner told me to keep the drains opened and there will be no leaks. So far he was right. It is a manual crank version.
Crikey, they now have sunroofs that close automatically when it starts to rain.
Good idea to check the drain holes in the doors also.
One of these days we won't be able to buy anything manual. I am tired of waiting for the male and female cars for extra horny or single folks.
Life is good
And now you know why the value of the American Dollar is starting to go into the crapper.
I Cast my Boolits, Therefore I am Happy.
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What? Jeff Brown being tight fisted is killing the USD?
LOL.
Thermal underwear style guru.
"Exclusive international distributor of Jeff Brown Hunt Club clothing."
Supplier to the rich(?) and infamous.
Cheers from New Zealand
Jeff.
Not you Jeff.
Just a certain political party that took a lot of loans from the Chinese Communists a few years ago is killing our dollar's value.
You just get to see what a $50 part a few years ago is costing us now a days.
Bruce
I Cast my Boolits, Therefore I am Happy.
Bona Fide member of the Jeff Brown Hunt Club
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