How to Access the Engine on a Mitsubishi Delica L300

Accessing the engine bay on a Mitsubishi L300 Delica is a bit more involved than just popping the hood. We'll walk you through removing the drivers seat and engine bay cover so you can gain access to the turbo charger and alternator side of the engine.
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[@kennyjohnson4515]

This video is super satisfying

[@rickyzelfini]

Hah! Thank you for noting that "missing" section should be missing. First time opening that compartment today and I was very confused. Amazing videos, been helping me learn about the van from zero vehicle experience. Appreciate all the hard work, thanks!

[@pedrohuerta5905]

I just had to do that to investigate an oil leak on my ChupaCabra!.

[@christianlords1340]

What website. Do you use to get parts for delicas?

[@jhonyfid]

Hi friend, speaking here from Brazil. I saw that you mounted a l300 motor 1 year ago, can the balancer shaft be turned off on this motor?

[@projectaddiction]

The 4D56 can run without a balance yes. To delete it all you need to do is remove the balance shaft belt. The timing belt/balance belt is covered in our cylinder head series.

[@143CAR]

You convinced me to never buy a Delica. Thank you

[@projectaddiction]

You're missing out on all the unexpected "excitement" that comes with L300 ownership!

[@johnworrie2102]

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