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Need a reliable replacement engine for your Mitsubishi 380 ?
Engine Finders specializes in 380 engines with solutions for 6G75 V6 failure patterns across all variants.
Includes updated pistons and rings for 380 6G75 V6.
Fully stripped and rebuilt to factory specs for 6G75.
Thoroughly inspected and restored 6G75 V6 engines.
Direct swap 6G75 engines for minimal 380 downtime.
Cleaned, tested, and tuned 6G75 V6 units.
Affordable 6G75 options with verified 380 history.
Engine Finders connects UK drivers with vetted specialists for reliable, reconditioned Mitsubishi 380 replacement engines. From 6G72 and 6G74 V6 engines to twin-turbo 6A12/6A13 powertrains found across the 380 range, we provide direct OEM-spec solutions. Whether you're battling V6 timing belt issues across early 380 generations or twin-turbo system failures in VR-4 models, Engine Finders makes it easy to locate the right engine, fast.
All 380 V6 engines (6G72/6G74) share timing system requirements and common failure patterns. Our rebuilds include updated timing belt kits and tensioners specifically designed to address the premature wear issues affecting all 380 V6 variants, ensuring long-term reliability.
VR-4 models with 6A12/6A13 twin-turbo engines require specific components not found in naturally aspirated variants. Our rebuilds include updated turbo internals, intercoolers, and boost management systems designed specifically for these high-performance 380 powertrains.
Cooling system failures affect all 380 engines regardless of configuration. Our rebuilds include upgraded water pumps and thermostats with improved materials to prevent the overheating issues common to all 380 generations and variants.
Fuel system issues affect various 380 petrol engines, from 4G93 I4 units to 6G72/6G74 V6 variants. Our rebuilds include upgraded fuel pumps and injectors specifically calibrated for 380 fuel requirements and operating conditions.
Each 380 engine family requires specific ECU programming for proper operation. We ensure all replacement engines come with correct ECU units and current software calibration for the specific variant and chassis generation.
Early A15 and later A25 380 chassis have different mounting configurations and engine bay layouts. We verify exact compatibility for your specific chassis code to ensure direct OEM fitment without modification.
V6 engines in 380 models (6G72/6G74/6G75) are prone to head gasket failures and cylinder head warping. Our rebuilds include complete block machining and head restoration to factory specifications for long-term reliability.
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Engine Finders connects UK drivers with specialists for reliable, reconditioned Mitsubishi 380 replacement engines. Whether battling V6 engine issues across various 380 generations or twin-turbo system failures in VR-4 models, we provide direct OEM-spec solutions.
The Mitsubishi 380 featured several generations from 1991-1999, including A15 and A25 chassis variants. The 380 utilized multiple engine families including the 6G72 2.5L V6, 6G74 3.0L V6, and twin-turbo 6A12/6A13 2.0L V6 engines. All V6 engines shared common timing system requirements and cooling components, while twin-turbo variants required specific intercooler and boost management systems. The 4G93 2.0L I4 engine in early models had distinct timing belt maintenance needs compared to the V6 units, but all 380 engines required proper maintenance to prevent premature failures.
The 380 engine families varied by generation and model variant, with specific compatibility requirements across A15 and A25 chassis codes. Each engine family had unique failure patterns and maintenance requirements that affected all variants within that generation.
All 380 engines required specific ECU programming and fuel system components depending on the variant, with twin-turbo models needing additional boost management systems and intercoolers for proper operation.
For 380 owners, different engine types offer various benefits depending on your specific model and requirements. Understanding the differences between rebuilt, reconditioned, and used options is crucial for making the right choice.
For 380 engines with known timing issues or high-mileage V6 units, reconditioned or rebuilt engines with updated components are recommended over used options to ensure long-term reliability.
Our reconditioned 380 engines include comprehensive restoration of critical components across all engine families. Each unit undergoes thorough inspection and rebuilding to meet original Mitsubishi specifications for the A15 and A25 chassis.
All 380 engines undergo comprehensive dyno testing to simulate real-world operating conditions across different model variants, with compression checks meeting Mitsubishi standards for proper performance verification.
All replacement 380 engines come with a comprehensive 12-month warranty covering the engine block, internals, and for twin-turbo variants, the turbocharger systems and intercoolers.
Engine Finders is a price comparison website - warranty terms are set by our vetted UK suppliers. Final coverage varies by engine family and specific components included in the rebuild.
When your engine fails, Mitsubishi 380 engine works can restore performance at a fraction of the cost of a brand-new engine. From diagnostics to rebuild, here's how experts ensure optimal results.
1. Complete Engine Strip-Down: Every 380 engine is completely disassembled and components catalogued. For 6G74 engines, both turbochargers are removed and tested separately to identify wear patterns specific to the twin-turbo setup.
3. Precision Machining: Cylinder blocks and heads are machined to exact Mitsubishi specifications. For 6A12/6A13 engines, special attention is paid to turbo mounting surfaces and oil passages to prevent future failures.
5. Quality Assembly: Using new gaskets, seals, and critical components, engines are assembled following Mitsubishi torque specifications. 6G74 engines receive upgraded turbo oil seals to address common leakage issues.
2. Component Inspection: All parts are inspected for wear specific to 380 engines. Timing components for 4G93 engines are checked against updated specifications to prevent premature failure.
4. New Parts Installation: Critical components like pistons, rings, and bearings are replaced with OEM-spec parts. For VR-4 models, both turbochargers are rebuilt with new internals and oil seals.
6. Bench Testing: Every rebuilt 380 engine undergoes comprehensive testing including compression, oil pressure, and leak-down tests. VR-4 engines are tested with simulated turbo operation.