Here's what I've got for that list. Double check me to make sure though, I'm still learning the program. Items in red are the replacement part numbers.



Hope this helps.

So looking online, I dont see oil pan gasket, or thermostat gasket, or plenum gaskets online?? Or the o-rings. Maybe dealer on those? or Autozone even? I think they are quoting 4.52 for intake seals, or exhaust, but I dont think its each?

Thanks Jay, let me try plugging those in.

I couldn't find a pan gasket in the ASA program either, so that may end up being a "make your own" type of deal. T-stat is listed as a "kit" so I'm assuming it would include a gasket. O-rings I have listed above. The intake and exhaust valve seals are now one part number from what I've read, and the parts listing in the ASA. I have that part number listed above as well. But again, double check me. I'm the FNG.

EDIT: I'm seeing $3.85 each on the valve seals on mitsubishiparts.net.

Wierd, I see 4.52...O-ring part number wont come up...

Came up for me on the same site. $2.63 each.

Are you using the PNC number instead of the actual part number starting with MDC? Probably a stupid question, but I did that before.

You photo was deleted....Also, if I look up the number on Mitsubishiparts.net, its ok and cheap. But if you click on the parts look up it send you to Autoparts.net where prices are higher and not all part numbers are available <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />

I guess I need all the part numbers, and just skip the look up that sends you to a competitors website <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/scared.gif" alt="" /> Maybe they penalize you for using the part look up? <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />

Yeah, I noticed that. Need to look up exclusively by part number on that site, other wise it sends you off site. This is what I'm seeing:



Not sure why my other photo is deleted. I'm still seeing it in the thread...

EDIT: Nevermind. I moved it to a sub folder in photobucket. Fixed it.

Here's how I use mitsubishiparts.net (not .com). Open their site and use the link that says you already have the part number. Open ASA and look for your part key number. Double click on the key number to get the part number, then copy it over to the mitsubishiparts site.

Is that what you're doing? Don't rely on mitsubishiparts.net's look up. It's a pain to use, and it does bring back different results.

Also, others have stated that the o-rings for the water pipe are impossible to find aftermarket. Try your best to find them in the ASA program.

And, in any case, the valve guide seals are quite costly. And WHY didn't you guys listen when EVERYONE says the valve spring compressor is pretty specific to this engine? A generic one simply won't do the job. At least you have one on order, and you'll be able to charge rent (like mxmikie has been offering for months...) when the rest of us need it.

John B.