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linchil

Hello

I understand the chip is behind the wall panel by the left foot of the passenger.

I attach a picture of mine (rotated 90 degrees)

Is it possible to tell if it's the 114 or 138 bhp chip?

Is there some other way of telling?

I just bought the truck - it's a 2005 Warrior, with leather and rear diff lock. It pulls a 2 axle car trailer no problems, and, with the options mentioned, I am optimistic that the chip might have been specified by the first owner.

I understand the chip was not standard on the Warrior, only on the Animal.

Thanks for your help

Regards

Linton

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linchil · Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2014 13:08 Post subject:

Didn't accept picture. I hate IT...

Still won't accept picture.

Two boxes:

One says: mr 166014

One says: mn107599

gegs750k4 · Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2014 22:18 Post subject:

dyno it on a rolling road Wink

contact mitsubishi with your vehicle details, they built it so should know what was fitted Very Happy

linchil · Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2014 11:54 Post subject:

I don't know if they have rolling roads in the darkest outposts of Inverness-shire... Even if they do, I have no idea what losses would accumulate in the L200 drivetrain between engine and wheels. How much do rolling roads cost, anyway?

I will try to contact Mitsubishi, but I'm not actually very optimistic of getting a sensible answer.