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Need a reliable replacement engine for your Mitsubishi Raider?
Engine Finders specializes in Raider engines with solutions for 6G72/6B31 failure patterns across all variants.
High-performance rebuilds with OEM parts addressing 6G72 oil pump concerns.
Fully stripped and rebuilt to factory specs with updated components.
Thoroughly inspected and restored with focus on 6G72 timing chain issues.
Direct swap engines for minimal downtime with verified ECU compatibility.
Cleaned, tested, and performance-tuned units with updated cooling systems.
Affordable options with verified mileage and history for 6G72 engines.
Engine Finders connects UK drivers with vetted specialists for reliable, reconditioned Mitsubishi Raider replacement engines. From 4B12 and 4G69 petrol engines to 4N11 and 4N13 diesel units found across the A5M platform, we provide comprehensive coverage for all Raider variants. Whether you're battling 6G72 timing chain wear across early Raider models or 6B31 oil pump failures in later V6 variants, Engine Finders makes it easy to locate the right engine, fast.
We upgrade tensioners (OEM MR466040) and guides across all A5M platform Raider variants using Mitsubishi Technical Service Bulletins, addressing the common timing chain wear that affects 6G72 V6 engines throughout the 2006-2020 production run.
Our specialists address EGR cooler cracking (OEM MD371828) common across all Raider diesel variants using upgraded stainless steel cores, solving the carbon buildup and coolant contamination issues that plague both 2.2L and 2.5L diesel engines in the A5M series.
We use upgraded multi-layer steel gaskets (OEM MB898462) for both 2.0L and 2.4L four-cylinder engines across Raider variants, preventing the coolant mixing and overheating issues that commonly affect these engines in all A5M platform models from 2006-2015.
Our reconditioned 3.8L V6 engines feature upgraded oil pump assemblies (OEM MR470545) and reinforced chain guides, addressing the premature wear patterns that affect 6B31 engines across TR, S, and Pro Raider variants from 2010-2020.
We install upgraded fuel pumps (OEM MD371827) with enhanced internals for all 2.5L diesel Raider variants, resolving the common rail pressure failures that affect 4N13 engines across the European market A5M platform from 2011-2020.
Our V6 engine rebuilds include upgraded motor mounts (OEM MB804847) and balance shaft components, addressing the vibration and alignment issues that affect all 6G72, 6G75, and 6B31 engines across the entire Raider series regardless of variant.
Latest 3.5L V6 engines receive upgraded direct injection components (OEM MR470546) and fuel system cleaning, preventing the carbon buildup and injector clogging that affects 6M61 engines across TR, S, and Pro variants from 2015-2020.
All engines include proper ECU programming and harness compatibility testing for the A5M platform, ensuring seamless integration across all Raider variants from Base models to Pro trims with their specific transmission and emissions requirements.
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Engine Finders connects UK drivers with specialists for reliable, reconditioned Mitsubishi Raider replacement engines. Whether battling 4G64 timing chain failures across early second-generation models or 6G72 oil pump issues in later variants, we provide direct OEM-spec solutions for the entire Raider series.
The Mitsubishi Raider evolved through two distinct generations: the first (2006-2010) featuring the 4G64 3.8L V6 and 6G72 3.5L V6 engines, and the second (2010-2019) introducing the 6G72 3.5L V6 with updated internals. All 4G64 engines (2006-2010) suffered timing chain tensioner failures addressed in Service Bulletin 07-031, while 6G72 units across both generations share oil pump drive issues regardless of trim level. The second generation adopted revised engine management systems but inherited cylinder head gasket vulnerabilities from the first generation, particularly affecting high-mileage units. Both generations utilize identical engine mounts and cooling systems, making cross-generational component compatibility straightforward for rebuilds.
The Raider series encompasses two generations with distinct engine families, each sharing common failure patterns across all variants within their respective production years. These engine families were designed for compatibility across the entire model range, from base to higher trim levels.
All Raider engines utilize shared mounting systems and cooling components, allowing for interchangeability between generations where engine families overlap. The 6G72 family particularly demonstrates consistent failure patterns across both first and second-generation models, making remanufactured units with upgraded components essential for long-term reliability.
For Raider owners: Used engines carry high risk due to shared 4G64/6G72 failure patterns across both generations. Reconditioned units with updated timing components (MR449816) are essential for pre-2010 models. Remanufactured 6G72 engines with oil pump upgrades (MR408485) are recommended for all second-generation variants regardless of trim level.
All engines undergo comprehensive inspection to ensure compatibility with the specific generation and engine family requirements. Quality assurance includes verification of all mounting points, accessory compatibility, and adherence to Mitsubishi's specifications across the entire Raider series.
Our reconditioned Raider engines include: New timing chains and tensioners (4G64/4B12), upgraded oil pumps (6G72), complete gasket sets, and cylinder head refurbishment where applicable. All units undergo comprehensive dyno testing to simulate real-world conditions across all model variants.
All engines undergo 3-hour dyno tests simulating real-world loads across all Raider power bands, with compression checks meeting Mitsubishi factory standards for the entire series. Testing protocols verify proper operation of all systems including cooling, lubrication, and engine management across the applicable generation range.
12-month warranty on all rebuilt engines covering the entire Raider series. Our warranty ensures comprehensive protection for your investment across all applicable model generations and engine families.
Engine Finders is a price comparison website - warranty terms are set by our vetted UK suppliers. Final coverage varies by engine family and mileage. All warranty claims must be processed through the supplying specialist workshop.
When your engine fails, Mitsubishi Raider 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. Engine Strip-Down & Inspection: Complete disassembly of the Raider engine with detailed inspection of all components. Specialists check cylinder walls, pistons, and crankshaft for wear patterns specific to 4G64/6G72 families. Critical measurements ensure block integrity before rebuild begins.
2. Component Replacement: Worn parts are replaced with updated components addressing known Raider issues. This includes timing chains, tensioners (MR449816), oil pumps (MR408485), and gaskets. All parts meet Mitsubishi specifications for the specific engine family.
3. Machine Work & Honing: Cylinder blocks undergo precision machining and honing to restore proper tolerances. Cylinder heads are resurfaced and valve clearances adjusted to Mitsubishi specifications. This ensures optimal compression and performance for the Raider engine.
4. Assembly with Torque Specs: Engines are reassembled using Mitsubishi-recommended torque specifications. Critical bolts like head bolts and main bearing caps are tightened to exact values. Proper assembly sequence prevents future failures in the rebuilt Raider engine.
5. Quality Testing & Validation: Each rebuilt engine undergoes comprehensive testing including leak checks, compression tests, and oil pressure verification. Specialists ensure all systems function properly before the engine leaves the workshop for installation.
6. Final Inspection & Packaging: Completed engines receive final inspection with all accessories fitted. Quality control verifies correct operation before packaging. Documentation includes service history and warranty information for the customer.