Isuzu Axiom Factory Workshop Manual & EWD

This page is dedicated to the official factory repair manual and electrical wiring diagrams (EWD) for Isuzu Axiom 3.5L V6 6VE1. The manual contains detailed technical information covering all major vehicle systems: engine, transmission, suspension, brake system, electrical equipment and much more. Electrical diagrams allow you to accurately diagnose faults and carry out high-quality maintenance. The manual is intended for both professional auto mechanics and owners who want to better understand the structure of their car.

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🔧 1. Automatic transmission problems

• Jerking when shifting gears
• Slow reverse gear engagement
• Overheating when driving uphill or with a trailer
• Faulty solenoids or control unit

💡 Regular replacement of ATF (automatic transmission fluid) and installation of an additional cooling radiator is recommended.

💨 2. Oil leaks

• From the valve cover gasket
• From the front crankshaft oil seal
• From the engine sump gasket

💡 It is better to fix it right away - leaking oil can get into the exhaust and cause a burning smell or smoke.

⚙️ 3. Problems with the injection system (GDI version 6VE1-DI)

• Jerking, misfiring
• Errors in sensors (MAF, oxygen, knock sensor)
• Unstable operation at idle

💡 Cleaning the throttle valve, injectors and timely replacement of filters helps.

🔋 4. Electrics

• Blown fuses
• Problems with the transmission ECU and ABS
• Incorrect operation of the instrument cluster

💡 Often oxidized connectors are to blame - especially in areas with high humidity.

🚗 5. Chassis

• Rapid wear of ball joints and steering tips
• Knocking in the suspension
• Worn silent blocks

💡 Problems are more common on all-wheel drive versions with aggressive driving or overload.