151,000 Mile 2001 Isuzu Trooper High Mileage Review 

I can’t get enough Isuzu Troopers !!

Who's here from Isuzu Trooper Mafia lol

As an Army Veteran, this is the perfect car for me

Such a helpful and fun review. Thank you!

I looove that color. Awesome review of an awesome vehicle!

I still have my '01 Trooper and it runs great! I've only had to replace the alternator. This one replaced my '91 Trooper (which had dark green mica paint, btw). Great trucks.

I've got a 2002 Holden Jackaroo 3.5L V6 with 156,000km (97000 miles). It's a great car in great condition.

Haha, love these trucks, especially those little cubby holes in the rear doors!

This was so 🔥 I'm about to upgrade my 2006 Forrester to a 2002 Trooper Ls. Im super pumped

The Dark green on the old Audi’s 👌

Mine has 307K on it. Replace the bad regulator thingie on the side of the trans and put a trans cooler on it. Suspension rebuilt, starter, compressor, radiator, power steering hoses, muffler, etc. But still has original engine in it. BTW it's a beast. I'd drive it cross country any day. And yes, it's the same color of green. I have a class III hitch on it and have pulled its max hundreds of miles but usually only half its max thousands of miles.

smart review..thanks

Alli likes the voiceover man!

My Trooper is a 1993, and runs like a charm. At 122,000 miles the body needs paint, the windshield washer fluid plastic container just dried out in the desert sun and cracked. Nothing done to engine or transmission. Engine does have that tapping sound, especially on start up (valves?). Still using original light bulbs in headlights and brake lights, etc. Head liner perfect. Some of the grill attachments broken and the plastic around the driver's seat is loose. Same muffler. Have had radiator replaced and front wheel bearings and suspension due to vibration in steering wheel over 55 mph. It has carried horse equipment, moved furniture from two houses, and no oil leaks. Looks like garbage from the outside, so no one wants to steal it. Also no one wants to park near it in parking lots. Has passed every smog inspection for 27 years in California and Nevada with no special repairs needed. It is now like a member of the family. TOO BAD ISUZU ALLOWED CONSUMER REPORT TO BULLY THEM OUT OF THE SUV MARKET IN THE U.S.

I have a 1998 3.1TD Bighorn (snigger) auto. I love it to bits. I've had 5 Troopers so far and they are getting harder to find. I like camping from my truck. Oh and it's dark (mica) green.

I like this dude

Hi! I've got a 2001 Trooper 3.0 in Italy and it has 340'000km on the odo. I love It

Ive had 3 Troopers over the years, my 87 and 91 were tanks, the they both had over 250k. The manual trans was great. My 2001 (and i maintain my vehicles), looked and ran great, but the Chevy Auto Trans was the weak link. With the closed Transmission my first rebuild of the trans was at 147k. 2 years later it was my torque converter, which i had repaired, 1 year later, other trans issues showed themselves. In my research i learned about the trans problems. I gave the Trooper away. I would own a 2nd gen only if i could find one w a manual transmission, but 1st gens were bulletproof, capable, trail rigs if you took care of them.

Got a '99 Isuzu Rodeo, with the 3.2L 6VD1 and notorious 4L30e. While I'm still waiting for the GM crap to grenade, the 3.2 has been solid, only burning oil and still good just by topping 'er up every now and again. Love the SUV and don't plan on parting ways with her either.

my parents owned a 2002 white isuzu trooper but one day it broke down and we had too sell it too a salvage yard because it was really difficult too get parts for it i will forever miss that suv

My first car is going to be a isuzu trooper with a 3.1 liter it's black and white got a ram bar fitted and has be lifted for offrode

I recently acquired one myself. It was my uncle's. It a fucking tank. Can't wait to set it up and bring it back to its former glory.

They're ok, I've had my 2000 Diesel 3.0 Auto since new, now 375,000 km, 1 alternator, 1 starter motor, turbo at 374,000, injector sleeve seals twice, 2 injector looms, 2 ORPS, twice cleaned RPCV, blocked off EGR 10 years ago, 2 transmission services, 2 valve adjustments, all 4 shocks, 1 timing belt, ORIGINAL hoses/radiator - run coolant PURE 100% concentrate NOT 50/50, NO pressure radiator cap just closed cap and open vent to overflow tank SINCE NEW - never overheats even in 40 plus peak stop/start traffic, gauge stays around 1/3 way, NO system pressure = NEVER burst a hose or heater or radiator core issue, change oil using CHEAP 20w50 every 3000 k, oil filts every 10k, so far everything works except bent radio ariel, no fault codes, doing rear springs soon due to back feeling a bit soft now, will use Kings KHRR-92 but will cut off first then end coil since dont want 40mm lift :)

Guys is this a good first car I found one on the market for 1800 with a rebuilt trans it's got 200kmiles it's a year 2000 model

This commentary is epic

I have a 1 owner (my mom) 1998 LS isuzu trooper. only 126k miles, has been sitting for 5 years. Starts up every time. i would choose this vehicle over my 2020 raptor all day.

Lol I saw one of these with the T missing and I literally thought it was called the Isuzu Rooper. And I was like what the heck is that.

Dang, now I want one

I think Isuzu was banned from U.S because of Consumer reports about safety issues which were false.

So glad my 3.0 trooper is 5 speed manual

Can you review a 91-99 Buick LeSabre Limited?

I wanna make a high mileage review of the family extra car, a 2006 Mazda MPV sporting 298,000 miles. You got any tips or techniques?

My isuzu 2.8 t/diesel has 492,000 kilometres on it.

I've got a 1996 manual trans diesel trooper with 400,000 km as a gift from my father in law, i haven't got the time to really test it cause corona. Can you tell me if the manual transmition is better? I dont really know much about this vehicle.

200,000 miles and going strong.

“Swamp-ass medley” omg 😂😂😂

the men sound from begining video just like from gundam battle assault II , 😂

hi, how about the Vehicle engine reliability compare to the Toyota lc80 or lc76，i want to buy a manual trooper 2002 3.5 ，thank you

On the oil consumption of the 3,5 you can try deglasing the sleeves by running it on cheap straight grade SAE 30 oil. The oil doesn't lubricate too well, and that helps the rings reseat in the bore. I'd say do a 3000mile stint then replace with 15w40. On the throwing of the rods that happens when you continually redline the motor, almost like the Toyota 4Y motor. You can polish the rods when you do an engine overhaul, or upgrade to stronger rods. Get rid of the 4l30e pile of crap and replace it with a Aw340f they are freely available and last much better than that GM 💩. Have a trans shop do the conversion as the ECU isn't compatible.

4l30e is crap BUT i think its the sealed trans that really caused problems. 90% of owners probably never changed the mission oil ever

Just hit 250k in my 1993

I have 200,000 miles on my 2001 isuzu trooper and I just replaced the water pump, and it dosent leak anything.

Its easy to fix the heater issue, mine has gotten stuck several times....

I'm looking into potentially purchasing a '99 Trooper locally from a lady who had the water pump go out, but timing belt is still intact. New tires, clean body/interior, and they're throwing in all the parts needed to fix it. 200k miles and the asking is $1000. Should I do it, or is the transmission too risky?

Im looking at a potential trade for one wonder how reliable they were

They have bad transmissions tho, I had one and it went bad 😭 I miss my 99 S trooper

Hey friend This is Winnie from Issyauto. Would you like to make a review video about the Toyota lights? l have emailed u the details, please feel free to contact me.

Its economy or no ?

high miles... that's nothing.

you should have bought a toyota