Same drive shaft?
Yes, absolutely. But i cant
Yes, absolutely. But i cant find anyone who sells the complete left drive shaft or the wheel beering hub at all so i cant compare.
Im looking to buy used parts but the wrecking yards all have manual cars. One place had a automatic - that was crushed yesterday ????
So what are you going to do???
I have given you one way to determine if there is a good chance of the part fitting, based on what I have seen, the part will probably fit - but the only way to know for certain is to actually try fitting the part - you can do that yourself, or you can hang around and hope that someone who has actually done it and knows the answer comes along - your choice, but if I were you, I wouldn't hold my breath whilst I wait.
Of course. Maybe its a
Of course. Maybe its a longshot but with all my projecs i learned that with some type of cars the knowledge in forums are amazing...
Yes, i could try to fit the parts but the problem is that the junkyard have to ship it and are not so intrested in getting it back if it wont fit. I just dont want to throw the money away if i dont have to. Im choosing between fixing the car or sell as is.
CV
Yes, absolutely. But i cant find anyone who sells the complete left drive shaft or the wheel beering hub at all so i cant compare. Im looking to buy used parts but the wrecking yards all have manual cars. One place had a automatic - that was crushed yesterday ????
If you search a bit on the link below you will find what you are looking for.
Happy io
https://www.amayama.com/en/catalogs/mitsubishi/pajero-io/1-suv-right-200...
Syndicate
It would appear so ...
Here's one way to find out, go to one of the parts supplier websites (www.megazip.net, www.amayama.com) and look up the part you need for the vehicle you have, then look for the same part on the manual transmission version of the vehicle - if the part numbers match, the parts should interchange.