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Today i installed a volt meter and fixed a rattling bolt on the exhaust.

What does "New L300" mean?

very useful website thank you very much

I wanted to identify my mitsie L300 using this guide https://delicaforum.com/index.php?threads/l300-chassis-number-decoder.1224/ So after spending 10 minutes trying to find where the build plate is located at the driver's seat because i am stupid and forgot its LHD, :oops: i went ahead and took...

yeah uhm i am asking if advancing the timing affects the fuel consumption :rolleyes:

Advancing the injection timing won't increase fuel consumption right? By advancing it you simply extract more power from the same amount of fuel if i am correct. Also at a guess, how much power a 2mm advance gives you?

how does a clutch affect how the shifter feels? Sounds weird to me

Could it be worn out syncros?

a good thing is that this engine doesn't have a radiator which means i can bring it closer to the front

The redline is at 2500RPM not 2300. I will probably go with the L912 series. Also i never go above 100kph. Usually i drive at 80kph. Its greece baby. There are mountains and hills with tight roads and turns everywhere. Can't go faster than 100kph otherwise you will die lol

i will leave the gearing as it is. These engines are designed to be redlined. I will be shifting into the next gear when its reaches the redline. Even with the current 4D56 engine i shift at 2000-2500RPM when i drive normally. Also i will have huge amounts of torque if i leave the gearing like...

The title says it all. Wondering how much torque the diffs and axles can handle. Dreaming of installing a honking huge 6 litre Deutz aircooled diesel when i got the time and money. That engine makes all of its power through torque(307Nm), not RPM (Redlines at 2500RPM).

Grant mentioned in a thread that the 6 speed gearbox from the diesel Hyundai H1 can fit the 4D56 on the L300. That applies to the H1's 5 speed gearbox too? Is the H1's 5 speed gearbox the same as the L300's with the 5th gear nut problem...

you mean "Low Range 4WD"?

mechanical beauty

That doesn't look like they have been compressed by youtube. It seems like the max resolution is locked to 240p. The compression does not lower the resolution of a video. Youtube gone batshit again

dude you really need a better camera! 240p videos??

My friends say that their trucks feel heavier to steer while on low range and 4x4 and its not good even on slippery surfaces, but with 4x4 high its not a problem. Confused lol

Many people (at least in Greece) say that turning the wheels while in low range and 4WD can cause damage to the front suspension or 4x4 system (im not sure). Is this true or not?