BlackonBlack2

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I called the dealership and no one in GA is willing to sell me the Fluids alone for the transfer case, rear deff, and transmission.

I have two options
1. Buy Other Fluids other than OEM or (heard you could lose your warranty over different fluids)
2. Do the service for 185 dollars? 90 dollars labor rest is fluids

Which it doesn't seem like a bad deal 185.00 tax included for all transfer case rear def and transmission

topnitroracer

iTrader: (7)

mitsubishiparts.com is the man!

ries

iTrader: (36)

personally I dont trust anyone to touch my car but me...but then again if the dealer screws it up then they've gotta fix it, right?

BlackonBlack2

iTrader: (56)

haha true, i hate anyone else touching my car as well its just how hard is it to change all the fluids out?

ries

iTrader: (36)

and your dealer wont turn you away on a warranty claim unless they are true a-holes...just make sure you save receipts from any purchases and write everything down in your service manual to keep a good log in case you do ever need to get warranty work done

topnitroracer

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Well let me say it is the man if you have part numbers. I would say do it yourself. It is really easy and you save a lot in the long run. I would keep oem fluids in the tc and rear diff. With the 5spd you can use some non oem gear oils. There are some good threads discussing this.

topnitroracer

iTrader: (7)

Check the how to section. They have some nice pics with the drain and fill plugs circled. Tells you what you need as well which is very nice.

BlackonBlack2

iTrader: (56)

thanks i'll check them out i'll go get some fluids

4TUN8

iTrader: (18)

185 bucks for something you can do for 50 yourself in 30 minutes, ouch.

evolved8

iTrader: (5)

i work for mitsu, they will void your warrenty for fluids other then mitsu oem fluids. they will send them away for testing. so just be safe, and get it done at mitsu!!! lol

sabastian458

iTrader: (25)

Where in GA are you at?

Warrtalon

iTrader: (6)

Yeah, just buy the Super DiaQueen 75/w85 (trans) and the DiaQueen LSD Gear oil (t-case and rear diff) from Mitsubishipart.net.

coffeeslug

iTrader: (6)

You called a mitsubishi dealer parts department wanting to buy a "part", and they refused to sell it to you? I find that very hard to believe.

boyd494

iTrader: (13)

Not if the person answering the phone didn't feel like doing anything, or have a clue what you were asking for.

It happens.

nor*cal93ssp

i second the whole not letting someone else work on my car...unless you dont know exactly what your doin'...so if i were you i'd go get all the parts/fluids from another dealer ('cause thats bs that they werent willing to sell it to you), save some money and do it yourself! if of course you're capable of doin the job right!