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Mitsubishi L200 LPG (2007–2015)

Welcome to your ultimate resource for the MITSUBISHI L200, also known as the STRADA or TRITON, particularly the LPG model. This guide is crafted to provide insights into the maintenance needs and potential repairs that help ensure your vehicle remains a reliable partner on every journey. Whether you are an experienced mechanic or a first-time owner, our resources will assist in keeping your L200/STRADA/TRITON LPG in top-notch condition for many miles ahead.

Parts for the Mitsubishi L200 LPG

Known issues

While specific LPG-related issues are not documented in this data, general L200/STRADA/TRITON owners may encounter common wear and tear items related to their suspensions, brakes, and engines, as well as driveline issues. Regular maintenance, according to the recommended service intervals, can help mitigate these issues and ensure longevity.

WOF tips

When preparing your MITSUBISHI L200/STRADA/TRITON LPG for a Warrant of Fitness (WoF) inspection, pay close attention to the following:
• Brakes: Ensure the brake shoes (particularly the rear ones) are within acceptable wear limits and functioning correctly.
• Suspension: Check the leaf springs, shackles, pins, and suspension bushes for any signs of damage or wear.
• Wheels: Confirm that the wheel nuts and studs are securely fastened and in good condition.
• General Condition: Ensure there are no fluid leaks, especially from the differential pinion seal.
• Other: Take special notice of any rust, corrosion of components, and make the radiator fan and fan clutch are in working order.

About the Mitsubishi L200 LPG

Owning an L200/STRADA/TRITON LPG means appreciating the intricate components that maintain its strong performance. Key maintenance areas include the clutch system where essential parts like the clutch fork and slave cylinder should be monitored to aid in smooth gear transitions. Regularly inspecting the braking system, particularly the brake shoes at the rear, ensures dependable stopping power crucial for safety on the road.

The suspension system deserves attention too, especially if you frequently carry heavier loads. Leaf spring components and suspension bushes should be checked for wear to uphold ride quality. The cooling system merits vigilance around 150,000 km; parts such as the water pump, thermostat, and radiator are integral to preventing overheating [Link to /shop/cooling]. Additionally, don’t forget to keep an eye on engine components like the cylinder head, as issues here can hinder performance.

The drivetrain performance hinges on maintaining the oil seal differential pinion rear to prevent leaks. Ensuring that wheel nuts and studs are in good condition will enhance safety and security on your vehicle. With regular maintenance at recommended service intervals, challenges can be managed effectively. Browse our selection of service packs, including Brake Services and Oil Services, to support your maintenance efforts.

Questions owners ask

What are the common issues I should look out for with my MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON LPG (2007–2015)?
Owners of the MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON LPG from 2007–2015 commonly encounter wear and tear issues related to the suspension, brakes, and engine, as well as driveline problems. Regular maintenance at the recommended 10,000km service intervals is key to mitigating these issues and ensuring the longevity of your vehicle.
What should I check on my MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON LPG to pass a WoF in New Zealand?
For your MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON LPG (2007–2015) WoF, pay close attention to the rear brake shoes for wear, and inspect the leaf springs, shackles, pins, and suspension bushes for any damage. Ensure all wheel nuts and studs are secure, and check for any fluid leaks, especially from the differential pinion seal. Also, look out for rust, corrosion, and confirm the radiator fan and fan clutch are working correctly.
When should I replace the cooling system components on my MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON LPG?
It's advisable to pay close attention to the cooling system of your MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON LPG (2007–2015) around 150,000 km. Key components like the water pump, thermostat, and radiator are integral to preventing overheating and should be inspected and replaced as needed.
Where can I get a new clutch fork or slave cylinder for my MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON 2007–2015 in NZ?
CARFIX stocks a wide range of parts for your MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON (2007–2015), including essential clutch system components like the clutch fork and slave cylinder. You can browse our selection of 655 SKUs specifically for this model to ensure smooth gear transitions.
What suspension components should I regularly inspect on my MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON LPG if I carry heavy loads?
If you frequently carry heavy loads in your MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON LPG (2007–2015), you should regularly inspect the leaf spring components and suspension bushes. Checking these parts for wear is crucial to maintaining ride quality and ensuring the suspension can handle the extra weight effectively.
How often should I service my MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON LPG?
The recommended service interval for your MITSUBISHI L200;STRADA;TRITON LPG (2007–2015) is every 10,000 km. Adhering to this schedule helps manage common wear and tear issues and ensures the longevity and performance of your vehicle.