My Mitsubishi Warrior L200 Truck "MK4" |
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Please Like / Share / Tweet this page with your friends Here is my 2003 Mitsubishi Warrior L200 MK4 Truck. It' has a 3 inch body lift off the chassis and a set of 15"x10" rims with 33"x12.5" tires Get more smiles per miles
Today I sorted out the insurance and paid for a years tax so I can start using the truck in the morning for my run to work. I thought that as I would be on the road 3am I would check all the lights ETC so I know its good to go. While doing this I left it running to make sure not to flatten the battery and after a short time I found it was leaking water! Now I am thinking I better see how much water in the radiator and when I took off the rad cap found it full of oil. I must say I have had better days but best to find it now while its still running good, better than blowing it up on my 30 mile trip to work in morning. I will give some updates after I have had it looked at. After work today I took another look at the L200 to see where the water leak was coming from and found a small hole in the top radiator hose so have a now one on order. Looked again at the oil in the water and I don't think there is loads in there, maybe a cap full but this still needs to be investigated to see where it is coming from. The oil in the engine is clean and at the right point on the dip stick. I had a chat with the guy I got the truck from today "he has been away" and he said to get the repair done and if it is head / gasket to get new water pump and full set of belts done same time and he will go halves with the total cost of the repair. Sounds fair to me, Hope to get it looked at early next week. Got my Mitsubishi L200 back from the garage today with its new head ETC fitted. In total it came to £1020 and the guy I got it from was true to his word and paid half the total bill. At the same time I had the EGR blanked off. Just fitted the new roll bar that I got with the roller cover, This new roll bar has a bigger space between the front and back hoop to install my stack exhaust ******************* Jobs to be done on my Mitsubishi L200Fit new Armadillo roller cover. DONE Fit new roll bar. DONE Tint front door glass sides 30%. Fit twin stack exhaust. DONE Remove tub and apply underseal. DONE Fit new prop shaft center bearing DONE Install ham radio and antennas. Fit new seal to rear prop flange. DONE Install decent radio / CD player. Repair to the drivers seat stitching. DONE Fit De-Cat bypass pipe. DONE Fit spot lights to roll bar. DONE Fit running lights along side steps. Fit new rear leaf springs as one is broken. DONE Fit new front Bull Bar. It seems that every time I go under the truck I find more things to do and Need to sort the gear shift after the 3" body lift as they now don't sit right While the L200 is in getting the oil in water problem fixed I will have the EGR valve removed. Just waiting for the kit to arive. Work done this weekend: Both leaf springs replaced as one was broken The center prop bearing was replaced along with the new spider and rear axle oil seal We removed the tub and after a good wire brush all over gave 3 coats of Waxoil. Fitted a set of angel spot lights, not yet wired up. Having a 3" Stack Exhaust system made for the L200 Parts List
Here is the stack exhaust fitted to my Mitsubishi Warrior L200 And with the roller shutter in place Well it all came to a end today on my way home from work. Sitting in traffic on the dual carriagewayy some old fart hit me in the rear doing around 50-60mph and pushed me into the truck in front! RIP 27/11/15 And the old git that did all the damage
Click image's below to check out the two L200 sites: Mitsubishi L200 Owners Club or the L200 Forum, Both are great sites and very helpfull |
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