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• Magna Engines
  The Magna/Verada came with many engines throughout it's life. They are listed here.
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• Engine side mount
  Mitsubishi mounted their transverse engines on either the left hand or right hand side of the engine bay. ...mily]] and [[Sirius family]] were available as both left and right mounted engines and the Sirius in particular was difficult to convert from one to the other
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• Balance shaft
  ...nt in some engines. Their most common application is in inline 4 cylinder engines which have this second order vibration due to the fact that the conrods do ...nce. Kits are available to remove them from both the Astron and [[Sirius]] engines used in the Magna.
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• Astron II Differences
  ...00px|left|thumb|Lower counter-balance shaft chain guide on early Astron II engines]] ...|left|thumb|Counter-balance shaft chain tensioner fitted to late Astron II engines (from late 1990)]]
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• MDC Power
  ...e four-cylinder [[4A9x family|4A9]] and three-cylinder [[3A9x family|3A9]] engines for Mitsubishi, Mercedes-Benz and Smart vehicles. The Arnstadt plant produces crankcases for Mercedes-Benz engines using the Nanoslide process where cylinder liners are coated and finely hon
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• 4G64
  '''4G64''' may mean either of the following engines:
  275 bytes (41 words) - 17:03, 28 December 2005
• MIVEC
  MIVEC technology is available on vairants of the following engines: None of the engines fitted to the Magna ever featured MIVEC.
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• Astron Chain rattle
  '''Chain rattle''' is a common problem with [[Astron II]] engines. Most people believe that the problem is due to a rattling timing chain, bu [[Category: Astron Engines]]
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• 4D3x family
  The '''4D3x''' series are 4 cylinder heavy-duty diesel engines fitted to Mitsubishi's Canter and Fuso trucks. Each is identified by it's m [[Category: Diesel Engines]]
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• GEMA
  GEMA engines include:
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• Self adjusting bs chain
  ...g|right|thumb|200px|Figure 1: Self-adjustment mechanism on newer Astron II engines]] ...and can cause the chain to rattle. This is why it is common for Astron II engines fitted with the self-adjuster to rattle at startup and then quieten down af
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• 4D6x family
  ...x family''' is a series of overhead cam 4 cylinder direct injection diesel engines produced by Mitsubishi and used in it's range of small cars. Both versions {{Mitsubishi Diesel Engines}}
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• Neptune
  ...ne''' (or '''4G4x''') family of engines were a family of inline 4 cylinder engines featuring cast iron blocks, reverse-flow (non-crossflow) alloy heads and ar {{Mitsubishi Engines}}
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• Gasoline Direct Injection
  GDI engines generally have a higher compression ratio than their conventional counterpa GDI has been applied to the following engines:
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• Astron II Common Problems
  ...s when the engine first starts up and sometimes at idle on 1985-1990 model engines normally indicate that the balance shaft chain requires [[balance_shaft_cha ...ns that the valve stem seals need replacing. This is quite common on these engines and isn't too bad to [[valve_stem_seal_replacement|repair]].
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• Saturn
  The '''Saturn''' family of engines are 4 cylinder in line engines from 1.3 to 1.8 Litres in capacity. They are designated with 4G3x numbering ...h a single overhead camshaft driven by either a belt or chain. Belt driven engines typically have balance shafts. The cylinder heads are aluminum and of a cro
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• 4G54
  '''4G54''' may refer to any of the following engines:
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• 3A9x family
  The '''3A9x family''' are three cylinder engines which were developed alongside the [[4A9x family]]. They share many similar The MIVEC used on these engines closes the inlet valves late under light load to reduce pumping losses.
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• Magna valve stem seal replacement
  ...head off (and thus replacing the head gasket). This is not the case on the engines used in the Magna. '''Notes:''' The multivalve engines used in the Magna/Verada use different valve stem seals for exhaust and inl
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• Sirius family
  ...th 4G6x numbering. All engines except the 1.6L feature balance shafts. All engines have belt-driven camshafts. ...rus Turbo. The cordia uses throttle body fuel injection( 2 injectors). The engines utilised a TC06 or later a TC05 turbo. http://www.cordiapower.com
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• Fifth Generation Galant
  ...nal carburettor while being less expensive than full fuel injection. These engines were joined by a 1.6 Litre petrol and 1.8 Litre turbo diesel in March 1984. ...the fifth generation Galant came in a number of varieties with a number of engines around the globe. These included:
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