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Mitsubishi Sapporo

Mitsubishi Sapporo is a mid-size car manufactured by the Japanese car manufacturer Mitsubishi Motors Corporation. Sapporo is a version of the 3rd generation Mitsubishi Galant, adapted for the European and South African market. The car was manufactured in a coupe-type body and with a rear-wheel drive layout from 1978 to 1984. In the domestic Japanese market, the model was sold as the Mitsubishi Galant Lambda. 1987 to 1990 a European sedan based on the 5th generation Galant was also produced.

Engine Mitsubishi 4G64

Engine Mitsubishi 4G64

2.4-liter inline-four 4G64 found on Delica and Chariot Grandis. Until 1997, this engine had only one camshaft and conventional multipoint fuel injection. But high technologies, namely GDI, touched in the end and him. Direct fuel injection plus an extra camshaft brought in an additional 37 horsepower and the inherent complications associated with the GDI system and our operating conditions. Continue reading Engine Mitsubishi 4G64

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