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CONSUMER REVIEWS 3.5 33 Consumer Reviews The best 1.6 (M) ` Driven this for 5 years, third owner already. Car is light and can move off fast if you know how to handle the light clutch. Other than that the car is stock and for a stock car it's very good looking! Read More » Reliable and economical car ` My 1st car was a used CS3 (2 years old car registered in 2005) and I drove it from 2007 till 2015 and clocked 165, 000 km. Read More » Submit a review + View All 33 Consumer Reviews
Quote: CrAnSwIcK Originally Posted by not sure about voting up. if you can source an F5M42 gear box, a 4G69 is an excellent choice...a 4G93 is good too...are there 4g eclipses or 9g galants over there? what engines do they use? )They even take a standard Lancer which is affordable because it is a locally produced car, and build them into fully Evo's using all the parts from a Japanese scrapped car, all that remains of the original standard lancer is the body shell and the registration!For me I don't want to go that far, I like my Lancer, I think it has nicely balanced handling for what it is but I was used to having a hot hatch in my own country (UK) and there are none available here without spending serious money. I would like just 150BHP + and then I will get some coil-overs and stick a set of 17's on it so it drives a bit more like a hot hatch.The one car offically sold in Thailand with a 4g69 Mivec is the 'Spacewagon'So 4g69's are easy to find but they all would have been mated to Automatic boxes.I have a couple of friends who know more about sourcing parts so if a suitable manual gearbox (F5M42) could be found I would love a 4g69 MIVEC but if not I will look at a 4g93 GDI which would still be a big improvement on my current 4g18 which barely has 100 BHP.Many thanks for your advise!
Converters in this catalog are based on Executive Orders issued by the California Air Resource Board or have been approved by Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment and must be used in accordance with this information. In Colorado, it is illegal to select a catalytic converter for installation based solely on vehicle weight and engine size. Learn more about the Colorado Catalytic Converter law HERE.
MaXpeedingRods-B3 series(also called MaXpeedingRods-SLC) based on MaXpeedingRods-B2 series(also called MaXpeedingRods-SNA) coilovers, which is also height adjustable but adds damping adjustment ability by a knob the top of the shaft. Lowered height adjustment from 1" - 3" which allow lower center of gravity and also add a more aggressive stance. A 24 rebound damping adjustment level allows you the ability to perfectly dial in your coilover setup. 6.Separate height adjustment does not affect damper stroke and height can be adjusted with coilovers installed on the vehicle. Plus the special surface treatment improves the durability and performance.
Throttle body reset or relearn procedure? I had taken off the valve covers to get the back spark plugs done and decided to clean up the throttle body while I had everything out. Yup I had know idea that I wasn't supposed to mess with the throttle plate when cleaning it. Is there a certain procedure on the 07 outti that I can perform to make it come down? Any help at all would be greatly appreciated because happy wife happy life right??
60908 viewsA/C Mitsubishi refrigerant filling quantities R134a and 1234yf. Model Year of manufacture Freon Filling quantities (g) Mitsubishi Space Runner/Wagon 1999 - 12.1999 R134a 550 Mitsubishi Galant 1997 - 2000 R134a 670 - 710 Mitsubishi Eclipse (D3) 1996 - 2005 R134a 630 - 670 Mitsubishi Colt (Z2/CZ/Z30) 2004- R134a 430 Mitsubishi Carisma Diesel 1997 - 2000 R134a 680 - 720 Mitsubishi Space Runner/Wagon 2.0 Diesel 12.1993 - 1998 R134a 720 Mitsubishi L200 2015 - R134a 520 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross 1.5i 2017- R1234yf 450 Mitsubishi Outlander 2003 - 2007 R134a 530 - 570 Mitsubishi Lancer estate 12.1993 - 1997 R134a 700 Mitsubishi Lancer (CX/CY) 2008 - R134a 500 Mitsubishi i-MiEV 2010 - R134a 325 Mitsubishi L200 1994 - 1997 R134a 700 - 740 Mitsubishi Outlander III (GG/GF) 08.2012- R134a 500 Mitsubishi Space Star 1998 - 2005 R134a 660 - 700 Mitsubishi L 400 with rear air conditioning 1996 - 2005 R134a 950 Mitsubishi Outlander III (GG/GF) Hybrid 08.2012 - R134a 590 Mitsubishi Pajero IV (V80) with rear air conditioning 02.2007 - R134a 870 Mitsubishi Pajero/Shogun with rear air conditioning 1994 - 03.2000 R134a 1000 - 1050 Mitsubishi Sigma 1990 - 1996 R134a 740 - 790 Mitsubishi Pajero / Shogun 1994 - 03.2000 R134a 600 - 650 Mitsubishi L400 1996 - 2005 R134a 650 Mitsubishi Grandis 2004 - 2010 R134a 535 - 585 Mitsubishi Lancer 2.0i/EVO VIII 2003 - 2008 R134a 480 - 520 Mitsubishi Colt / Lancer 1992 - 1996 R134a 570 - 610 Mitsubishi Galant 1993 - 1997 R134a 630 - 670 Mitsubishi ASX 2010 - R134a 500 Mitsubishi Space Runner/Wagon Denso compressor: 10PA17 06.1993 - 1998 R134a 720 Mitsubishi Pajero / Shogun 04.2000 - 2007 R134a 480 - 520 Mitsubish iCarisma 1996 - 2000 R134a 680 - 720 Mitsubishi ASX 2008 - R134a 500 Mitsubishi L200 2.5D DI 2006 - R134a 555 Mitsubishi L300 with rear air conditioning 1994 - 2004 R134a 1200 - 1250 Mitsubishi Pajero/Shogun with rear air conditioning 04.2000 - 2003 R134a 770 - 810 Mitsubishi Pajero IV (V80) 02.2007 - R134a 550 Mitsubishi Pajero/Shogun Sport 2000 - 2007 R134a 600 - 650 Mitsubishi Santamo 1999 - 2006 R134a 730 Mitsubishi Space Runner (N50) 08. 1999 - 2004 R134a 500 - 600 Mitsubishi Galloper 08.1998 - 2002 R134a 760 - 800 Mitsubishi Pajero/Shogun Pinin Left Hand Drive 1999 - 2005 R134a 600 - 640 Mitsubishi Space Gear with rear air conditioning 1995 - 2005 R134a 950 - 1000 Mitsubishi Lancer 1.3i/1.6i 2003 - 2008 R134a 480 - 520 Mitsubishi L300 1994 - 2004 R134a 700 - 750 Mitsubishi L200 2.4i/2.5D/2.5D turbo 1997 - 2006 R134a 550 - 600 Mitsubishi Pajero/Shogun Pinin Right Hand Drive 1999 - 2005 R134a 550 - 590 Mitsubishi Outlander II (CW/W) 02.2007 - 2012 R134a 500 Mitsubishi Space Gear 1995 - 2005 R134a 650 Mitsubishi Space Runner/Wagon Denso compressor: 10PA15 06.1993 - 1998 R134a 720 Mitsubishi Galloper with rear air conditioning 08.1998 - 2002 R134a 1150 - 1200*Disclaimer: We have compiled these charts with the highest level of accuracy, however we will not accept any liability for any wrong or incomplete information, nor will we accept any responsibility for the consequences arising out of the usage of the information from these charts.
I personally know of another CY (2012) with the 4A92 engine and same transmission that runs great, absolutely no issues. I would have to say Mitsubishi improved a lot with the CY especially in crash safety. The Eclipse, FTO and 3000GT VR4 were great sports cars but Nissan and Honda of that era still dominated them. Eclipses morphed into real toots starting in the 2000s and the 3000GT turned out to be a masssive failure compared to the Skyline, NSX and Supra. I won't be surprised if the Mitsubishi Motors division might not exist by 2030 while Fuso may continue for long after that.
