This comprehensive Isuzu Pick-ups 1987 Full Service Repair Manual provides a wealth of information for anyone looking to repair, maintain, rebuild, refurbish, or restore their Isuzu Pick-up truck. The manual contains detailed instructions, diagrams, and specifications covering every aspect of the vehicle, from basic maintenance procedures to complex engine and transmission overhauls. You'll find step-by-step guidance on everything from changing oil and filters to rebuilding the engine, replacing brake components, and repairing electrical systems. With its detailed information and clear illustrations, this manual is an essential resource for both professional mechanics and do-it-yourself enthusiasts.

The Isuzu Pick-ups, manufactured from 1987, represent a pivotal chapter in the Japanese automaker's history, marking their entry into the burgeoning North American pickup truck market. These vehicles boasted a rugged and reliable design, catering to the needs of both working professionals and recreational enthusiasts. The 1987 Isuzu Pick-ups were offered in a variety of configurations, including standard and extended cabs, with bed lengths ranging from 6.5 to 8 feet. Power came from a selection of powerful and fuel-efficient diesel and gasoline engines, providing ample torque for hauling cargo and towing trailers. In terms of features, the 1987 Isuzu Pick-ups offered a blend of practicality and comfort. Standard equipment included a durable steel frame, heavy-duty suspension, and dependable four-wheel drive system. Interior amenities varied depending on trim level, ranging from basic vinyl seats and a simple dashboard to plush cloth upholstery and a dashboard with integrated instrumentation. Beyond their solid construction and functional design, the 1987 Isuzu Pick-ups earned a reputation for their exceptional fuel economy. The diesel engines, particularly, offered impressive mileage, making them a cost-effective choice for both personal and commercial use. The 1987 Isuzu Pick-ups also benefited from a strong parts network and a growing dealer base, ensuring readily available service and support. Despite their popularity, the 1987 Isuzu Pick-ups were not without their shortcomings. Some owners reported issues with rust susceptibility, particularly in areas prone to harsh weather conditions. Additionally, while the engines were known for their durability, some models experienced premature wear on certain components, such as the clutch and transmission. Despite these drawbacks, the 1987 Isuzu Pick-ups firmly established the brand as a contender in the North American pickup market, paving the way for future models that would further solidify Isuzu's reputation for ruggedness and reliability.