Unlock the secrets of your Isuzu Rodeo, MU Wizard, or Amigo (second generation, 1998-2004) with this comprehensive factory repair and service manual. This detailed guide provides you with the technical information you need to perform maintenance and repairs on your vehicle, confidently and effectively. Dive into in-depth sections covering every aspect of your SUV. From general information and maintenance schedules to specific repair procedures for each system, this manual has you covered. Learn about the intricacies of your engine, including the 2.2L L4 DOHC 6VD1 and the 3.2L V6 DOHC X22SE. Explore the workings of your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system, steering, suspension, driveline, axles, brakes, transmission, body and accessories, and restraints. This manual also includes detailed instructions on your vehicle's control systems, including cruise control. With over 2613 pages of detailed instructions and diagrams, this manual equips you with the knowledge and confidence to tackle any repair or maintenance task on your Isuzu.

The Isuzu Rodeo, MU Wizard (in some international markets), and Amigo formed the second generation of Isuzu's popular compact SUV lineup, spanning the years 1998 to 2004. This generation marked a significant departure from its predecessor, adopting a more modern and refined design. The Rodeo, the flagship of the trio, offered a rugged and capable platform for both on- and off-road adventures. It boasted a spacious cabin, comfortable seating for five, and a versatile cargo area, making it ideal for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Under the hood, the Rodeo was powered by a range of robust engines including the 3.2L 4-cylinder diesel or a powerful 3.5L V6 gasoline engine, providing adequate power and torque for various driving conditions. The MU Wizard, sold primarily in Europe and other international markets, shared the same platform and mechanical underpinnings as the Rodeo. However, it sported a slightly different exterior design, incorporating a more rounded and streamlined aesthetic. The Amigo, the smallest member of the trio, was available in both hardtop and soft-top variants. Despite its smaller dimensions, the Amigo remained a capable off-roader and offered a more budget-friendly alternative to the Rodeo. The second generation Isuzu SUV lineup was known for its reliable and durable nature, offering a compelling blend of practicality, comfort, and off-road prowess. These vehicles were particularly popular with those seeking an alternative to mainstream American SUVs and earned a reputation for their long-lasting build quality and robust mechanicals.