Genuine Mitsubishi parts
What do I need to know or to do in order to have access to the Part Number of the Mitsubishi on line data base in the USA? Some manufacturers (e.g. KIA) allow access to the p/n database (e.g. p/n, TSB, etc) after registration with the VIN number of the vehicle. Sometimes it is also required to register with a Mitsubishi dealer. Does someone know or have tried something similar or related?
For example I am interested in the following genuine part numbers for my XLS 2008 Outlander:
Engine oil filter,Engine Air filter,Air purifier filter (A/C),Engine oil plug gasket,Front brake pad kit,Rear brake pad kit,Front screen wipers,Rear screen wipers,Spare wheel jack,Red rally touch paint,Platinum/Iridium spark plug,Case Tranfer (4WD) oil plug gasket,Differential oil plug gasket,ATM case oil plug gasket,Timing belt,Fan, A/C, etc belt,Fuild (petrol) filter,Front and rear calliper kits,
etc, etc.
When parts are asked from a Mitsubishi Part Department, the staff has access to diagrams that pinpoint pertinent parts which could be in stock or not. Sometimes the staff want to have a quick sale instead or order it and sometimes give you similar parts from another vehicle model that may fir or fit partially. So I think it is important to check if you get the proper part. Also if you have the part number you could ask that part using the telephone if you are far away of populated areas and so on.
For example I am interested in the following genuine part numbers for my XLS 2008 Outlander:
Engine oil filter,Engine Air filter,Air purifier filter (A/C),Engine oil plug gasket,Front brake pad kit,Rear brake pad kit,Front screen wipers,Rear screen wipers,Spare wheel jack,Red rally touch paint,Platinum/Iridium spark plug,Case Tranfer (4WD) oil plug gasket,Differential oil plug gasket,ATM case oil plug gasket,Timing belt,Fan, A/C, etc belt,Fuild (petrol) filter,Front and rear calliper kits,
etc, etc.
When parts are asked from a Mitsubishi Part Department, the staff has access to diagrams that pinpoint pertinent parts which could be in stock or not. Sometimes the staff want to have a quick sale instead or order it and sometimes give you similar parts from another vehicle model that may fir or fit partially. So I think it is important to check if you get the proper part. Also if you have the part number you could ask that part using the telephone if you are far away of populated areas and so on.
If you are in the USA you can order any genuine Mitsubishi part from this link (Outlander but can be any Mitsu):
http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...mp;catalogid=2
or
http://www.mitsubishi-parts-dealer.com/
Parts are presented with illustrative drawings. Part number are not given but prices and discounts are given. I find this link very good because you can take a printout of the parts and show them to your dealership if you want to discuss further or just order and the parts will arrive to your home and DIY job.
http://www.trademotion.com/partlocat...mp;catalogid=2
or
http://www.mitsubishi-parts-dealer.com/
Parts are presented with illustrative drawings. Part number are not given but prices and discounts are given. I find this link very good because you can take a printout of the parts and show them to your dealership if you want to discuss further or just order and the parts will arrive to your home and DIY job.
i live in the UK but order parts from the US only thing is they dont except returns and you have to watch the weight of the item ordered. In addition I cannot order parts for RHD. Oh no parts for diesel too
I ordered a mitsubishi car bra mud flaps and metal trim for door sills so far without a problem and a lot cheaper than UK dealer costs
puddy
I ordered a mitsubishi car bra mud flaps and metal trim for door sills so far without a problem and a lot cheaper than UK dealer costs
puddy
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