Hey guys, my alternator went last week and i was wondering if any other mitsubishi or other brand alternator will fit onto the mivec v6 engine?
The prices in brisbane australia are up there.
i am a welder so i can weld on plates to make the holes different.
I checked other posts but couldnt find anything.
Thanks
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by nate » Tue Nov 29, 2005 4:59 am
Women are the greatest engines.
They accept any size piston, are self lubricating, start with one finger and change their own oil every 28 days.
They accept any size piston, are self lubricating, start with one finger and change their own oil every 28 days.
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by CJ » Tue Nov 29, 2005 9:46 am
Hi Nate
The 94/95 GPX had a 75A alternator (p/n MD317515) while the 96+ model had an 85A unit (p/n MD305461), the latter is the same unit that was used in the 95-98 Lancer (CK6A). The 75A unit was not used in any other model.
CJ
The 94/95 GPX had a 75A alternator (p/n MD317515) while the 96+ model had an 85A unit (p/n MD305461), the latter is the same unit that was used in the 95-98 Lancer (CK6A). The 75A unit was not used in any other model.
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by nate » Tue Nov 29, 2005 11:40 pm
Thanks CJ
after talking to my mechanic and checking out prices
the 75a will cost $400 rebuilt
The 85a on a fto will cost $440
The 85a from a lancer will cost $180
Thats politics for ya, Cheers CJ now i can get my pads replaced and an engine service and still save money.
after talking to my mechanic and checking out prices
the 75a will cost $400 rebuilt
The 85a on a fto will cost $440
The 85a from a lancer will cost $180
Thats politics for ya, Cheers CJ now i can get my pads replaced and an engine service and still save money.
Women are the greatest engines.
They accept any size piston, are self lubricating, start with one finger and change their own oil every 28 days.
They accept any size piston, are self lubricating, start with one finger and change their own oil every 28 days.
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- Joined: Thu Oct 13, 2005 4:10 pm
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by CJ » Wed Nov 30, 2005 11:13 am
nate wrote:Thats politics for ya, Cheers CJ now i can get my pads replaced and an engine service and still save money.
No problem Nate, let us know if it works out for you. Note that I was cross referencing the Mitsubishi CAPs parts list, it hasn't let me down before so fingers crossed!
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