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Mitsubishi L200 CNG (2007–2015)

The Mitsubishi L200, also known as the Strada or Triton, stands as a legendary pick-up renowned for its robust design and practical capabilities. Especially appealing in its CNG conversion variant, it offers an economical alternative for drivers looking to cut down on fuel expenses. In markets like New Zealand, this vehicle is not just a transportation tool—it's a trusted workhorse that gets the job done, day in and day out.

Parts for the Mitsubishi L200 CNG

Known issues

Owners often report problems with the CNG system components, specifically the regulators and injectors. Rear leaf spring fatigue is also a known issue, especially in vehicles that frequently carry heavy loads. Injector problems may arise due to the inherent properties of CNG fuel.

WOF tips

When taking your CNG L200/Strada/Triton for a Warrant of Fitness (WOF) inspection in New Zealand, remember the following:
• CNG Tank Certification: Ensure that the CNG tank's certification date is valid. An expired certification will result in a failed WOF.
• Rust: Pay attention to rust, particularly around the chassis and cab mounts. These areas are commonly inspected during a WOF.

About the Mitsubishi L200 CNG

Maintaining your Mitsubishi L200/Strada/Triton CNG requires some attention to various key components to ensure it continues to perform at its best. Regular service intervals should be adhered to, specifically for critical parts such as:
• Suspension Bushings: Inspect the front shock absorber upper bushings and rear leaf spring bushings for signs of wear. This is essential for optimal ride quality and stability.
• CNG System Components: Given the reliance on natural gas, pay special attention to the CNG system, particularly the regulators and injectors. It’s wise to consult a certified CNG technician regularly to keep these in top shape.
• Cooling System: At around 150,000km, ensure to check the water pump, thermostat, and radiator hoses for proper operation. This preventive step helps to avoid overheating issues, which can be costly to resolve. Explore our Cooling category.
• Braking System: The rear brake drums should be regularly checked for scoring and wear, ensuring reliable stopping power when you need it.
• Engine Components: Adhere to the manufacturer’s service recommendations for inspecting the cylinder head, camshaft, and timing belt—in this case, timely maintenance can save you from more serious issues down the line.

By being proactive about these areas and utilizing our service packs like Front Brake Service and Rear Brake Service, you can enhance your driving experience and prolong the life of your L200/Strada/Triton CNG.

Questions owners ask

What are the common WOF failure points for a MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON 2007–2015 CNG in New Zealand?
When taking your CNG L200/Strada/Triton for a WOF, ensure the CNG tank's certification date is valid, as an expired certification will result in a failed inspection. Also, pay close attention to rust, especially around the chassis and cab mounts, as these are common inspection points.
Where can I get replacement suspension bushings for my MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON 2007–2015?
CARFIX stocks 108 SKUs for your MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON 2007–2015. You should inspect the front shock absorber upper bushings and rear leaf spring bushings for wear, and CARFIX can provide the necessary parts for replacement.
What are the most common issues reported by owners of the MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON 2007–2015 CNG?
Owners frequently report problems with the CNG system components, particularly the regulators and injectors. Injector issues can be due to the inherent properties of CNG fuel. Rear leaf spring fatigue is also a known issue, especially in vehicles that regularly carry heavy loads.
What cooling system components should I check on my MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON 2007–2015 around 150,000km?
Around 150,000km, it's crucial to check the water pump, thermostat, and radiator hoses for proper operation to prevent overheating. CARFIX has a dedicated Cooling category where you can find these parts.
How often should I service the braking system on my MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON 2007–2015?
The rear brake drums should be regularly checked for scoring and wear to ensure reliable stopping power. CARFIX offers service packs like Front Brake Service and Rear Brake Service to help maintain your braking system.
Are there any specific maintenance considerations for the CNG system on my MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON 2007–2015?
Yes, given the reliance on natural gas, pay special attention to the CNG system, particularly the regulators and injectors. It's advisable to consult a certified CNG technician regularly to keep these components in top shape.