How does the extra auto fuel tank work?

NAKAMI · Post by **NAKAMI** » Thu Mar 12, 2009 9:15 am

Green1 wrote:There's an easy way to check, look underneath, if you have 2 fuel tanks it's 75 L, 1 tank it's only 65.

We haven't seen any 1997 L300s in Canada yet, (they won't be legal for import for another 3 years) so we're not exatly experts on them... It wouldn't entirely surprise me though because after 1994 the L300s started being a lot more stripped down as Mitsubishi tried to convince people to buy the L400 instead.

Well, you see when I look underneath I cant`t see any difference with my wife`s 1992 - looks absolutely identical! But in catalogue mine KD-P35W - 65L, hers Q-P35W - 75L!

freestyler · Post by **freestyler** » Thu Mar 12, 2009 9:21 am

NAKAMI wrote:
Green1 wrote:There's an easy way to check, look underneath, if you have 2 fuel tanks it's 75 L, 1 tank it's only 65.

We haven't seen any 1997 L300s in Canada yet, (they won't be legal for import for another 3 years) so we're not exatly experts on them... It wouldn't entirely surprise me though because after 1994 the L300s started being a lot more stripped down as Mitsubishi tried to convince people to buy the L400 instead.
Well, you see when I look underneath I cant`t see any difference with my wife`s 1992 - looks absolutely identical! But in catalogue mine KD-P35W - 65L, hers Q-P35W - 75L!

Curious, where is this catalog and how do I find this number?

NAKAMI · Post by **NAKAMI** » Thu Mar 12, 2009 9:24 am

freestyler wrote:
NAKAMI wrote:
Green1 wrote:There's an easy way to check, look underneath, if you have 2 fuel tanks it's 75 L, 1 tank it's only 65.

We haven't seen any 1997 L300s in Canada yet, (they won't be legal for import for another 3 years) so we're not exatly experts on them... It wouldn't entirely surprise me though because after 1994 the L300s started being a lot more stripped down as Mitsubishi tried to convince people to buy the L400 instead.
Well, you see when I look underneath I cant`t see any difference with my wife`s 1992 - looks absolutely identical! But in catalogue mine KD-P35W - 65L, hers Q-P35W - 75L!
Curious, where is this catalog and how do I find this number?

It`s here: www:drom.ru , but it is in Russian. Wich number?

freestyler · Post by **freestyler** » Thu Mar 12, 2009 1:37 pm

NAKAMI wrote: It`s here: www:drom.ru , but it is in Russian. Wich number?

I'm assuming that my van has something like this on it somewhere:

...KD-P35W - 65L, hers Q-P35W - 75L!

Where would I find this? (I'm not near the van, so I can't go looking atm)

NAKAMI · Post by **NAKAMI** » Thu Mar 12, 2009 2:13 pm

freestyler wrote:
NAKAMI wrote: It`s here: www:drom.ru , but it is in Russian. Wich number?
I'm assuming that my van has something like this on it somewhere:
...KD-P35W - 65L, hers Q-P35W - 75L!
Where would I find this? (I'm not near the van, so I can't go looking atm)

A-aa! I found it in auction papers wich I saw when I was choosing my van.

marsgal42 · Post by **marsgal42** » Thu Mar 12, 2009 2:19 pm

Things like "Q-P35W" are on the commissioning plate behind the driver's calves, under the little flap in the carpet. The same plate that lists the codes for the colours, transmission, options, and so on.

Gumdrop has the 75 litre tanks (I've crawled underneath and looked). The fuel gauge seems to be calibrated for the 55 litre tank, so it reads Empty (and only takes 50 litres or so to fill up) when you have lots of diesel left.

...laura

Delica Canada | Mitsubishi Van Club

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