Not sure exactly where this one fits, but I'll try here.
So I'm on the lookout for a 6g75 engine for my NL. Was going to look at a pull off yourself type wrecker for either later pajero 3.8L or a 380 where price is about half a normal wrecker and I can check condition a bit better. I'm guessing they are both going to suit my needs fine.
I would like to get some idea of the km on the engine, so wanting to check the odometer reading, but the issue at this wreckers is that most cars don't have keys in them. I can drag around a power source to hook up, so power is no problem.
Do mitsubishi have some setup where you can press some button to check the odometer reading? I've read that some cars you can hold down odomoter button, turn on park lights, press some other fandangled buttons on dash etc. Just wondering if there is a simple way on the either the pajero or the 380 to get odometer reading to flash up?
Thanks in advance
Stuart
So I'm on the lookout for a 6g75 engine for my NL. Was going to look at a pull off yourself type wrecker for either later pajero 3.8L or a 380 where price is about half a normal wrecker and I can check condition a bit better. I'm guessing they are both going to suit my needs fine.
I would like to get some idea of the km on the engine, so wanting to check the odometer reading, but the issue at this wreckers is that most cars don't have keys in them. I can drag around a power source to hook up, so power is no problem.
Do mitsubishi have some setup where you can press some button to check the odometer reading? I've read that some cars you can hold down odomoter button, turn on park lights, press some other fandangled buttons on dash etc. Just wondering if there is a simple way on the either the pajero or the 380 to get odometer reading to flash up?
Thanks in advance
Stuart
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