Intercoolers MITSUBISHI L

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HP (KW)
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MITSUBISHI L 300 / DELICA II Bus (L03_P/G, L0_2P) 1.6 (L032P, L062P)
1984.11
1987.02
1597
4G32
70
(51)
Bus
MITSUBISHI L 300 / DELICA II Bus (L03_P/G, L0_2P) 1.6 (L032P, L062P)
1981.09
1986.10
1597
4G32
65
(48)
Bus
MITSUBISHI L 300 / DELICA II Platform/Chassis (L03_P) 1.6 (L032P, L062P, L036P)
1983.04
1994.04
1597
4G32
70
(51)
Platform/Chassis
MITSUBISHI L 300 / DELICA II Van (L03_P) 1.6 (L032P, L062P)
1980.05
1986.10
1597
4G32
65
(48)
Van
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Bus (P0_W, P1_W, P2_W, P3_W) 1.6 (P02W, P12W)
1986.11
1994.05
1598
4G32
69
(51)
Bus
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Van (P0_V, P1_V, P2_V) 1.6 (P12V, P02V)
1986.11
1994.05
1598
4G32
69
(51)
Van
MITSUBISHI L 300 / DELICA II Bus (L03_P/G, L0_2P) 1.8 4WD (L035G)
1984.08
1987.02
1795
4G62
82
(60)
Bus
MITSUBISHI L 300 / DELICA II Platform/Chassis (L03_P) 1.8
1983.03
1986.10
1795
4G62
82
(60)
Platform/Chassis
MITSUBISHI L 300 / DELICA II Bus (L03_P/G, L0_2P) 2.0 4WD (L037G)
1986.11
1987.02
1997
4G63 (SOHC 8V)
88
(65)
Bus
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Bus (P0_W, P1_W, P2_W, P3_W) 2.0 (P03W, P13W)
1986.11
2004.05
1997
4G63 (SOHC 8V)
90
(66)
Bus
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Bus (P0_W, P1_W, P2_W, P3_W) 2.0 (P03W, P13W)
1986.11
2004.05
1997
G63B
87
(64)
Bus
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Bus (P0_W, P1_W, P2_W, P3_W) 2.0 (P03W)
1994.06
2003.05
1997
4G63 (SOHC 16V)
112
(82)
Bus
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Bus (P0_W, P1_W, P2_W, P3_W) 2.0 4WD (P23W, P03W, P13W)
1986.12
2004.05
1997
4G63 (SOHC 8V)
88
(65)
Bus
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Bus (P0_W, P1_W, P2_W, P3_W) 2.0 4WD (P23W, P03W, P13W)
1986.11
2004.05
1997
4G63 (SOHC 8V)
90
(66)
Bus
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Bus (P0_W, P1_W, P2_W, P3_W) 2.0 i (P00W, P03W, P13W)
1994.06
1998.10
1997
4G63 (SOHC 16V)
113
(83)
Bus
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Platform/Chassis (P1_T) 2.0 (P13T)
1994.07
2000.04
1997
4G63 (SOHC 16V)
116
(85)
Platform/Chassis
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Van (P0_V, P1_V, P2_V) 2.0 (P03V, P13V)
1986.11
1996.05
1997
G63B
87
(64)
Van
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Van (P0_V, P1_V, P2_V) 2.0 4WD (P23W, P23V)
1988.08
1994.05
1997
4G63 (SOHC 8V)
86
(63)
Van
MITSUBISHI L 300 / DELICA II Bus (L03_P/G, L0_2P) 2.3 D (L038P)
1983.04
1986.10
2346
4D55
68
(50)
Bus
MITSUBISHI L 300 / DELICA II Van (L03_P) 2.3 D (L038P, L068P)
1983.09
1986.10
2346
4D55
68
(50)
Van
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Bus (P0_W, P1_W, P2_W, P3_W) 2.4 (P04W, P14W)
1990.11
2004.05
2351
4G64 (8V)
112
(82)
Bus
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Bus (P0_W, P1_W, P2_W, P3_W) 2.4 4WD (P24W)
1986.08
2004.05
2351
4G64 (8V)
112
(82)
Bus
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Bus (P0_W, P1_W, P2_W, P3_W) 2.4 4WD (P24W)
1986.11
1990.12
2351
G64B
109
(80)
Bus
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Bus (P0_W, P1_W, P2_W, P3_W) 2.4 i (P04W, P14W)
1994.09
2004.05
2351
4G64 (16V)
132
(97)
Bus
MITSUBISHI L 300 / DELICA II Platform/Chassis (L03_P) 2.5 D (L039P)
1986.11
1994.04
2477
4D56 (8V)
69
(51)
Platform/Chassis
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Bus (P0_W, P1_W, P2_W, P3_W) 2.5 D (P05W, P15W, P25W)
1986.11
2004.05
2477
4D56 (8V)
69
(51)
Bus
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Bus (P0_W, P1_W, P2_W, P3_W) 2.5 TD 4WD (P25W, P35W)
1987.12
2004.05
2477
4D56-TD
87
(64)
Bus
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Platform/Chassis (P1_T) 2.5 TD (P15T)
1994.11
2000.04
2477
4D56-TD
87
(64)
Platform/Chassis
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Van (P0_V, P1_V, P2_V) 2.5 D (P05V, P05W, P15V)
1986.11
2006.02
2477
4D56 (8V)
69
(51)
Van
MITSUBISHI L 300 III Van (P0_V, P1_V, P2_V) 2.5 TD 4WD (P25V)
1991.11
2003.05
2477
4D56-TD
87
(64)
Van

Intercoolers for: MITSUBISHI L – cooler air, more power and engine efficiency

The intercooler is a key component of the forced induction system, designed to cool compressed air before it enters the engine. In your car MITSUBISHI L, it works alongside the turbocharger or supercharger to reduce air temperature, increasing air density and improving combustion efficiency. Cooler air means more oxygen in the combustion chamber, resulting in increased power, better performance, and improved fuel efficiency. A properly functioning intercooler ensures stable engine operation and protects components from excessive heat.

Why is the intercooler in your car MITSUBISHI L so important?

Without effective cooling, compressed air from the turbocharger becomes too hot, reducing its density and negatively affecting engine performance. This can lead to power loss, increased fuel consumption, and higher engine temperatures. A high-quality intercooler for: MITSUBISHI L ensures optimal intake air temperature, improves engine efficiency, and helps maintain consistent performance under load. It also reduces the risk of engine knock and overheating, especially in demanding driving conditions.

Types of intercoolers and their characteristics

There are two main types of intercoolers used in automotive applications. Air-to-air intercoolers are the most common, using ambient airflow to cool compressed air, offering simplicity and reliability. Air-to-water intercoolers use a liquid cooling system to achieve more efficient heat transfer, often used in high-performance or space-constrained applications. Performance intercoolers feature larger cores and improved airflow design, providing enhanced cooling capacity and better engine performance. The choice depends on vehicle design and performance requirements.

How to choose the right intercooler for your car MITSUBISHI L?

Selecting the correct intercooler for: MITSUBISHI L requires ensuring compatibility with your vehicle’s forced induction system. Key factors include size, mounting position, airflow capacity, and material quality. Aluminium intercoolers are widely used due to their excellent heat dissipation and lightweight construction. For standard applications, OEM-equivalent parts provide reliable performance, while performance intercoolers offer improved cooling efficiency for tuned or high-output engines.

Signs of intercooler issues you should not ignore

Over time, intercoolers can develop leaks, become clogged, or suffer from physical damage. Common signs of problems include reduced engine power, increased turbo lag, higher fuel consumption, or unusual noises from the intake system. Oil residue or visible damage on the intercooler may also indicate a leak. In some cases, warning lights related to engine performance may appear. Ignoring these symptoms can lead to reduced efficiency and potential engine issues. Regular inspection is essential to ensure proper operation.

Intercoolers for: MITSUBISHI L

At IC24.UK you will find a wide selection of intercoolers designed for different vehicles and performance needs. The offer includes high-quality products from trusted manufacturers, ensuring durability, precise fitment, and efficient cooling performance. Whether you need a standard replacement or a performance upgrade, you will find solutions tailored to your requirements.

Choosing the right intercooler for: MITSUBISHI L is an investment in your engine’s performance, efficiency, and reliability. Explore the offer at IC24.UK and optimise your vehicle’s intake system today.