1998 Isuzu Rodeo

SUV

3.2L 3165CC V6 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated

Manual

4S2CM58W9W4351776

Clear

Gasoline

It's time for the Isuzu to find a new home. It has been a great little SUV for us up until this spring when it started having trouble steady idling and going through coolant. My buddy thinks its a head gasket leak (He is not a actual mechanic) so we tried the head gasket sealant liquid from advance auto parts but it didn't help, I planned on having it looked at by a local mechanic but its been 6 months and it's time it went to someone who will give it the attention it needs. This is a 18 year old vehicle that has 213K miles on it, it certainly isn't a beauty queen but with a little work could be a great commuter or first car. Tires are good and no leaks (See picture of driveway under engine). It is being sold as is and where is. The best part is this auction is absolute the car will go to the highest bidder, no reserve, no funny business. So if you can use this vehicle bid early and often, I'm starting the bidding at $60 which is what Ebay charges to sell a car. I know you will have questions and I will answer them quickly and honestly, all I ask is you ask them before bidding. This is going to be a great deal for someone and I want you to be happy with your new vehicle! Good Luck!On Oct-27-15 at 19:20:04 PDT, seller added the following information: I have had several questions about the drivability of this vehicle. I highly recommend planning on picking it up with a trailer or having it towed. Yes it does start up but you have to keep giving it gas to keep it running, its tricky to use one foot for the clutch or brake while giving it gas with your other foot to keep the engine going. Even if you are OK with doing that it goes through coolant quickly so you will have to keep stopping and adding coolant. On top of that it has been my experience the last couple of times I drove it that once you stop after the engine has run a little it will not start up again easily until the engine cools down, usually takes around 30 mins. So if you can put up with all of that have at it, if it were me I would just tow it. You can rent a car trailer from uhaul for cheap, get it to wherever you plan on doing the work, and avoid unnecessary wear and tear and aggravation. Just my two cents.