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> Mitsibish Pajero Jap Import Mpg Prob
Alex2x
post Mar 21 2005, 12:25 PM
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My japanese Improted Mitsibishi pajero is drinking a heck of amount of diesel I'm currently only getting 18mpg, my old Shogan which had the same engine was a lot better at fuel consumption, the enging is a 3.2 diesel DiD Auto. On the pajero it has only a 4 speed box of which I never realized when I Purchaced it. Is this fuel consumption normal or is there anything I can do.

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post Mar 21 2005, 05:00 PM
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On Jap imports make sure you change the fuel and air filters as they do not look after them in Japan. You may need to get your injector pump checked as in some Jap imports they wind them up and you have a llot of raw fuel passing through the exhaust.

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post Mar 22 2005, 05:28 AM
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Thanks very much, its not that I don't trust you but can anyone please back this nice person up , becuase I am about to sell my Pajero because of this problem.
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