Mitsubishi Gen 2 Pajero Bonnet Struts Install

[@louiskudlak2256]

Yeah easy fix, put a similar one on my hilux

[@giorgikuprashvili9343]

where you buy it can you give me a link ?

[@dodgy_garage_4x4]

@@giorgikuprashvili9343 just search on Ali Express, I dont know who tthe supplier is as i mentioned in the video. They were just sent to me.

[@car1916]

Hey mate, been cruising through your channel as of late as I'm keen on buying a gen 2 pajero, theres a 2000 pajero escape with the 3.5 6G74 and a manual up for sale near me for 5k. the mileage is high at 375k but its been well maintained and is all operable, going to test drive it on the weekend. How has your experience been owning one, are they reliable cars? any main things to worry about? I'm a little worried about owning a 24 year old high mileage offroader but man I like it a lot.

[@dodgy_garage_4x4]

Don't worry about the about the age of the car..... It's a well engineered, old school Japanese manufactured vehicle, that's built to last. And the beauty of being old school is that is doesn't have all the new age tech and electronics at risk of failure and expensive repairs. There are still parts around, driveline parts are getting a little scarce, but there are engine swap options galore for the Gen 2. The 6G74 with the DOHC is a torquey motor with plenty of power and for the most part is very reliable. Maintenance is the key to a long drivetrain life, my NK gets an oil change every 5k, and with every off road vehicle, servicing the drivetrain after water crossings and mud is a must. The Gen 2 is is a very underrated off roader, it's capable of taking you to pretty much any where you need to go with the correct mods. Enjoy you new toy, get out there and give it a crack