Description

Mitsubishi COLT PAJERO 2400 PICK-UP TRUCK, DELICA 2500 PAJERO VAN TURBO, PAJERO MONTERO 2500 V24W V44W TURBO, DELICA PAJERO VAN PICK-UP TRUCK TURBO Parts Catalog

Listen, I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years, and if there’s one thing that wastes more time than a seized bolt, it’s ordering the wrong cylinder head gasket. This has nothing to do with service procedures or torque sequences — those live in the factory service manual. What you’re looking at is a 24-page Mitsubishi COLT PAJERO 2400 PICK-UP TRUCK, DELICA 2500 PAJERO VAN TURBO, PAJERO MONTERO 2500 V24W V44W TURBO, DELICA PAJERO VAN PICK-UP TRUCK TURBO Parts Catalog. Straight from Mitsubishi. No aftermarket reprints, no scanned-blurry garbage. Every EF/EH/EG prefix you see in this document corresponds to a real Mitsubishi part number you can hand to a dealer counterman without getting that blank stare.

What This Parts Catalog Actually Covers

Forget the generic catalogs that lump all 4D56 engines into one table. This 24-page document breaks down head gasket sets by exact vehicle model, year, and even turbo vs. non-turbo. You get full gasket sets (EF prefix), head gasket sets (EH prefix), and cylinder head gaskets (EG prefix) with material codes: (G) for graphite, (MLS) for multi-layer steel, (NK) for no-keramic composite. Need the set for a 1998 PAJERO VAN 2500 PICK-UP TRUCK with the 4D56T? Page 2 shows EF23010, EH23010, EG2301 (MLS). That’s the exact part number. No guesswork.

Engines covered include the 4D55, 4D56, 4D56T, 4D56S, 4D56G, 4D65, 4D68, 4D68T, 4DQ5, 4DQ7, 4DR5, 4DR51, 4DR7, 4M40, 4M40T, and more. The TOC spills out entries like S6A, S6A2, K3M, K4 Series with 6D34T, K4F, 4D32, ET236 through ET296, and even 6M60-1AT and 6M70-2AT for the big truck engines. That’s how you know this isn’t just a passenger-car toy.

Head Gasket Selection: Why Material Matters

If you’re rebuilding a PAJERO MONTERO 2500 V24W V44W TURBO (1992–, 4D56), the catalog gives EG2300 (G) — graphite. Try to slap an MLS gasket from an earlier model on that engine and you’ll chase coolant leaks for months. The (MLS) designation appears on gaskets like EG2301 (for the 1998– PAJERO VAN) and EG244 (for the 4DR7 Canter 3000). Graphite (G) appears on EG2265, EG2261, EG2271, and many others. The (NK) is used on older composite gaskets. This catalog saves you the “let me try this one” nonsense.

Parts Numbering: Decoding the EF/EH/EG System

Every entry in this catalog follows a pattern. EF is the full set (includes everything from valve cover to oil pan). EH is the head set (gaskets and seals above the block deck). EG is the cylinder head gasket alone. The last digit or two indicate the revision. For example, EF23001 vs. EF23000: one is for the 1992– MONTERO, the other for a 1991– DELICA VAN. Without this catalog, you wouldn’t know the difference until the gasket doesn’t align with the oil return holes. That’s a Saturday wasted.

Need to cross-reference a set for a DELICA 2500 PAJERO VAN TURBO (1986–, 4D56)? Page 1 shows EF2370, EH2370, EG237 (NK). The same engine family later gets EF23000, EF23010. The catalog notes the year shift — 1986 vs. 1991 vs. 1998. You can’t cheat with a generic aftermarket list.

Why OEM Documentation Beats Aftermarket Parts Catalogs

I’ve seen aftermarket catalogs that list “fits 4D56” and ship you a gasket set meant for a 4D55. The bolt holes might line up, but the fire ring thickness is wrong. That’s a blown head gasket at 30 psi boost. This Mitsubishi Parts Catalog is the original factory source. Every part number listed here was issued by Mitsubishi and cross-referenced to actual production vehicles. The document itself is stamped with Mitsubishi Diesel title and includes 24 pages of tabulated data. No speculation, no “equivalent to” guesses. If you order EF2380 for a 1991 DELICA PAJERO VAN PICK-UP TRUCK TURBO (4D56S), you get the factory pack.

For an overview of diesel engine development, see Automotive Industry Overview. Related manuals you might need: Mitsubishi S3L2 2009 Parts Catalog – OEM Factory Specs, Mitsubishi S6A3-PTA PTK 1991 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs, and Mitsubishi 4DQ50 Parts Catalog – OEM Diesel Engine Specs. Also note that battery terminals won’t be in this catalog — for battery specs, check Automotive Battery.

3 Ways This Catalog Saves You Time

First, it groups engines by series — 4D55, 4D56, 4M40 — then by vehicle application. Second, it lists the exact OEM part number with the eight-digit Mitsubishi part code (e.g., MD997052). Third, it shows the material type in parentheses, so you know whether to order the graphite or MLS version. If you’re ordering for a 1995 MONTERO TDI 2800 PAJERO SHOGUN TDI TURBO (4M40), the catalog says EF2460, EH2460, EG246 (G) with Mitsu part numbers ME996019, ME200751. No cross-referencing required.

FAQ

Is this a service manual or a parts catalog?

Parts catalog only. No torque specs, no repair procedures. It tells you which gasket set to order.

Can I use this to rebuild an engine?

You can use it to buy the correct gaskets, but you’ll still need a factory service manual for assembly specs. However, if you order the wrong head gasket because you relied on a generic chart, the rebuild stops cold. This catalog eliminates that failure point. It covers head sets, full sets, and individual cylinder head gaskets for over 30 Mitsubishi diesel engines across multiple vehicle lines including the DELICA 2500 PAJERO VAN TURBO, PAJERO MONTERO 2500 V24W V44W TURBO, COLT PAJERO 2400 PICK-UP TRUCK, and DELICA PAJERO VAN PICK-UP TRUCK TURBO. The 24 pages are dense with data — one table per engine family.

What years does this cover?

Primarily 1982 through early 2000s, but specific application years are listed per entry (e.g., 1986–, 1992–, 1998–).

Does it include torque specs?

No. Torque values are in the factory service manual, not this parts catalog.

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