Remanufactured Engines?

[VXR]

I wonder if Isuzus commercial truck experience has allowed them to be a bit more liberal than others?

Now that is a good question

[VXdoc]

This Usually Depends On The Local Shop. If They Are Good And Reputable Then Maybe They Did A Good Job. And If Not, Your Guess Is As Good As Mine. Typically All Engines Opperate On The Same Basic Principle Unless It Is Based Off Of The Wankle Set Up. More Commonly Known As The Rotary Engine. A Good Mechanic Can Pretty Much Rebuild Anything Well As Long As They Have The Specs. As To The Replacement By Other Simaliar Engine's That Very Well Could Be Depending On The Year Of Replacement. In That Case Maybe They Debugged All The Flaws In Those Unlike In Previous Models. It's All Speculation Really.

Anthony

[TheGanzman]

Has anyone ever read and/or heard vehicules from other car manufacturers back in the late '90 that had the same amount of oil consumption as "normal" ?

Yes - Porsche; and now we're talking about "precision Teutonic engineering"...