First, find your van's chassis/frame number (not the VIN, if you have one). (Where to find it and what it means post here). Example: P25W-0514652. If your van has a VIN then you'll need to get the chassis number from the build plate that's under the carpet flap.)
Then enter that frame number into epc-data.com
That'll bring you to a parts catalog that is specific to your Delica. There's even an info panel at the top that tells you the manufacture date (yes, *actual* manufacture date, not the date of first registration like some other sites).
Look up the part numbers for the things you want. Example: Engine->Cylinder Head. Clicking on 01298P Bolt, Cylinder head brings up part number MD040514 BOLT, CYLINDER HEAD. 18x required per car.*
Now use that part number to buy genuine parts from a local Mitsubishi dealer, or my favourite: Amayama.com
...or throw the part number into Amazon, Ebay, or even Google to find aftermarket equivalent parts.
(Post is sticky and locked so it doesn't turn into a "what part number is this" thread. If you think I should update the post with additional information, PM me.)
*Bonus tip to help you find the size of bolts if you want generic replacements:
Then enter that frame number into epc-data.com
That'll bring you to a parts catalog that is specific to your Delica. There's even an info panel at the top that tells you the manufacture date (yes, *actual* manufacture date, not the date of first registration like some other sites).
Look up the part numbers for the things you want. Example: Engine->Cylinder Head. Clicking on 01298P Bolt, Cylinder head brings up part number MD040514 BOLT, CYLINDER HEAD. 18x required per car.*
Now use that part number to buy genuine parts from a local Mitsubishi dealer, or my favourite: Amayama.com
...or throw the part number into Amazon, Ebay, or even Google to find aftermarket equivalent parts.
(Post is sticky and locked so it doesn't turn into a "what part number is this" thread. If you think I should update the post with additional information, PM me.)
*Bonus tip to help you find the size of bolts if you want generic replacements:
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