Modding A Mitsubishi Montero For Off-Roading With A Gas Can Mount | Episode 2

HotCars contributor Michael Van Runkle's 1998 #MitsubishiMontero has 227,000 miles on the clock and the fuel gauge has developed a serious personality. In this episode, he preps the Gen-2.5 for the trail by replacing the fuel gauge sending unit in the hopes of seeing accurate gas tank readouts.
But even with a working gas gauge, this 23-year-old truck might get terrible fuel economy #offroad while crawling around in 4-Low. None of the gas can mounts for sale these days work with the Montero very well, so this job requires a bit of modification to a Rotopax mount built for a Jeep Wrangler in order to fit the Mitsu's spare tire carrier.
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[@collinsomondi1793]

Good video. Had to repair diff gears. At a millage of 380,000km odometer reading

[@OmarLemusTactic]

I’m test driving a montero just like yours this weekend. Keep this videos coming…!

[@Deathless2288]

Keep them coming!

[@leerogers8881]

I used one of these from an FJ cruiser b/c the lug pattern matched. Finding parts for these things is tough, but they are so worth it!

[@MARKRIDERph]

more videos bro. engine.

[@KSOLE7]

What steelies do you have on your rig?!

[@bp9749]

looks like Toyota wheels but I'd really like a wheel and tire size too

[@eduardoteriyaki7830]

Did changing the fuel guage sending unit work out ?

[@jeffreychew2422]

where did you find the lug bolts?

[@conservethelight4968]

Hi, do you know anything about fuel vapor charcoal canister, need to buy new one , hard to find

[@seanmcgrath1326]

I like your Montero videos. I don’t want to subscribe unfortunately because of all of you other non Montero videos.