Resolved Castle Plug for Oil Pump

[nocardick]

Hey guys,I need a little help with finding the part number for the castle plug that goes into the oil pump case.I tried removing it from my old oil pump but couldn't get it out before it broke.I circled where it goes in the pic with a red circle.Any help would be greatly appreciated.Thanks
Richie

 

[daren_p]

Castle Plug: MD125376
O-Ring: MD041021

http://www.extremepsi.com/store/product.php?productid=22265&cat=865&page=1

If you download CAPS (now called Mitsubishi ASA) you can look up all your own part #'s. Just google it, you'll find some sites to download it for free.

 

[nocardick]

Thanks a lot man.I really appreciate it.I couldn't find it for the life of me

Where did you find those numbers BTW?I'm looking for some other things and I can't find the numbers for them either

 

[daren_p]

If your looking on extremepsi's site, the Mitsu part numbers are listed right above the price, in the details. Just remove the MIT- from their part #.

If you want to look up your own parts, do what I said above. Download a copy of Mitsubishi ASA. This is the same program the Mitsu dealer uses when he looks up parts. You enter your VIN number & are able to look up every OEM part offered for the car (everything from engine parts, sensors, connectors, screws, trim pieces, etc).

 

[nocardick]

If your looking on extremepsi's site, the Mitsu part numbers are listed right above the price, in the details. Just remove the MIT- from their part #.

If you want to look up your own parts, do what I said above. Download a copy of Mitsubishi ASA. This is the same program the Mitsu dealer uses when he looks up parts. You enter your VIN number & are able to look up every OEM part offered for the car (everything from engine parts, sensors, connectors, screws, trim pieces, etc).

Where do you find the download for that?Is it free?

 

[talonDSMerr]

Here's a useful link that includes directions on how to use CAPS to find part numbers and also the files you need to download:

CAPS

 

[daren_p]

Here's a useful link that includes directions on how to use CAPS to find part numbers and also the files you need to download:

CAPS

CAPS is old time Here is the newer/current program:

http://www.mitsubishilinks.com/

Click on the mmc-asa link under CAPS/ASA section. It tells you the options to select when installing for a proper install. Functions basically the same as CAPS if you want to look at other links for "how too's"

 

[danielbo91]

Sorry to bring this up but do the parts store like autozone ,or Napa carried this castle plug and what's the store part number they carried as need one urgent

 

[viperlp01]

No they will not have it. The dealership or find a junk yard with any 4g family engine and take it off that one.