OEM Pedals

[Arnie]

Hey everybody I was looking through the forums and on google. I type in 1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse Rs Oem/Stock Gas/Acceleration, Brake, and Clutch Pedals and cylinder's and etc pop up.

I looked on the forums and they talk about aftermarket pedals and Hondas haha...

I was wondering if by chance does anyone know the Part #'s for the OEM pedals?

 

[19Eclipse90]

Clutch and brake pedal pads are the same: MB193884.

The actual pedal arms are MB911002 and MR102747 for the clutch and brake, respectively. The accelerator pedal is MB891545.

You know you can download Mitsubishi ASA and start looking parts up for yourself, right?

Follow this: 3000GT / Stealth / GTO - Mitsubishi ASA JDM and USDM.
This is also very easy: Simple U.S. ASA Installation

 

[Arnie]

I didn't know about software, I am still pretty new to the DSM scene! Google has been my friend for searching things up, and when I cannot find certain items, I ask for help on here

Can you explain Mitsubishi ASA to me? I am reading about it and it says info on cars, except Japanese?

Also thanks for the part #'s!

 

[Bud92gsx]

For 6 bolt 1g, you pick puerto rica eclipse.2g I don't really pick much.

It should should up as Mitsubishi ASA north america.

 

[19Eclipse90]

It's the catalog system Mitsubishi uses so, effectively, you've got your hands on the same system a Mitsubishi dealership will use to look this stuff up.

Following the link provided inferred reading the whole of it. At the bottom of the first post is a link to another page that has the software files. Go through that to download the ZIP files and use the thread to go through the installation step by step. The page where the ZIP files are located also has a few screen shots that can be used to help you learn the system once it is done though, honestly, you'll probably learn more simply by messing with it.

Basically, you'll put your VIN in and it will locate the options that came on your vehicle. Then you can sift through "Engine", "PwrTrain", "Body", or "Electrical" main categories to find the parts you're interested in. It is pretty intuitive once you have it installed. If ASA doesn't work -- and it is very picky if directions aren't followed to a T -- CAPS (ASA's predecessor) is available, much easier to install, and works just as well. That can be found here: Stealth 316 - WINCAPS Installation.

The other alternative is using CAPS built in to the 2GNT site, which is valid only for, you guessed it, 2G non-turbo vehicles: http://www.2gnt.com/CAPS/main0sub0.html in conjunction with http://www.2gnt.com/pnc.php