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Pajero 1987-89 - transfer case parts
It seems that the chain in the transfer case is really worn out. In Pietermaritzburg, we can't find any replacement chains, not even close, for such an old car.
What are the possible solutions?
The car:
1987-89 make, diesel 2.5
https://www.autoevolution.com/cars/m...oors-1982.html
Kosta
'89 Pajero MMC (Gen 1), 2.5D, little Japanese tank on wheels, old like mountains, no idea what's inside, no idea how it is able to move, steers itself (almost), can be fixed with a hammer and prayer (or swearing), body full of scratches, noisy like airplane, no safety cushions, no aircon, no other breakable crap. I love it.
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I thought it was unbreakable and cheap to repair?
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So that is the First Gen L040.
Shared a lot of items with the Hyundai Galloper.
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OK, transfer case parts code seems to be MD721485 or MD733919.
Also used in the Hyundai as I said.
Also used in the Delica wagon.
Long shot, but it might have been used in the Mitsu Colt as well.
You could try Goldwagen or Korean Motor spares.
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Compare image to yours.
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I think the Gen 2 shared parts with Colt Rodeo, but it’s worth checking if the transfer case from a Colt will at least fit.
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I suspect that as well. Engines were shared, so it makes sense that gearbox and t-case were shared.Originally Posted by Andrew D
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Re: Pajero 1987-89 - transfer case parts
That looks similar to the tc my 2.6 Colt had, might be wrong though.
Compare image to yours.
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yep, middle output to rear diff, left hand drop for front diff, standard for most Jap vehicles of that era
I can't believe that Mitsu doesn't have spares for that.
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The 4x4 Colt bakkies of that era used the same engine, transmission and transfer box.
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Pajero 1987-89 - transfer case parts
What’s the gearbox model.... I’ve got a 4 speed auto box with a lefty TC which looks very similar to that.
I think it’s a 3040L (I know that the LE is the electronics version)
Last edited by GaryFrank; 2020/10/21 at 10:34 AM.
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Re: Pajero 1987-89 - transfer case parts
I have opened my TC which looks the same. Chain is R10k from the stealers. I will take the chain in to BMG to have it matched. You can follow my endeavours here.https://www.4x4community.co.za/forum...07#post4498707
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If you need the rear output shaft bearing with the circlip in the bearing outer race let me know. I have one which looks like I am not going to use.
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