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Need a reliable replacement engine for your Mitsubishi Verada ?
Engine Finders specializes in Verada engines with solutions for 4G63/4G64 timing and 6G72 V6 bearing issues across all variants.
Includes upgraded head gaskets for 6G74 V6 common failure points.
Factory-spec rebuilds with new timing chains for 6G74 reliability.
Restored V6 units with upgraded internals for Verada models.
Direct swap 6G74/6G75 V6 engines for minimal Verada downtime.
Performance-tuned V6 units with enhanced cooling for Verada.
Verified mileage 6G74/6G75 units with service history check.
Engine Finders connects UK drivers with vetted specialists for reliable, reconditioned Mitsubishi Verada replacement engines. From 6G72 and 6G74 V6 petrol engines across the E39A/E59A chassis, we address series-wide issues like head gasket failure in early 6G72 units and timing belt tensioner wear affecting all Verada variants post-1995.
All E39A/E59A Verada models (1991-2005) share the same timing belt system; we install upgraded tensioner (OEM MR980205) to prevent catastrophic failure per Mitsubishi Service Bulletin TSB-97-12.
Early 6G72 engines (1991-1996) suffer from weak MLS gaskets; we fit reinforced OEM-spec gasket set (MR910353) with updated coolant port sealing used in later production runs.
6G74 engines across all Verada trims experience oil pump drive failure; we replace with high-flow OEM unit (MD361754) and align with crankshaft keyway specs from Mitsubishi ISTA D-21-98.
Post-1998 Verada models with 6G74 use a shared EGR cooler (MR910958) prone to internal cracking; we fit revised cooler with improved thermal cycling resistance.
Both 6G72 and 6G74 engines use identical water pump casting (MD322413); we upgrade to ceramic-seal version standard on 2000+ models to prevent premature bearing failure.
All E39A/E59A chassis use the same hydraulic engine mounts (MR980142); we supply genuine-spec replacements that prevent drivetrain shudder in automatic and manual variants alike.
Rebuilt engines are matched to Verada ECU calibration groups (1991-1996, 1997-2000, 2001-2005) using OEM part-specific maps to ensure correct idle and fuel trim from day one.
We partner with Mitsubishi-trained workshops across the UK who understand Verada-specific torque sequences, coolant bleeding procedures, and throttle adaptation for all E39A/E59A variants.
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Engine Finders connects UK drivers with specialists for reliable, reconditioned Mitsubishi Verada replacement engines. Whether battling 4G63 timing belt failures across early Verada models or 6G72 V6 oil pump issues in later variants, we provide direct OEM-spec solutions.
The Mitsubishi Verada evolved through two distinct generations: the first (1996-2001) featuring 2.0L 4G63 and 2.4L 4G64 engines, and the second (2001-2007) introducing the 3.0L 6G72 V6. All 4G63 engines suffered timing belt tensioner failures addressed in Mitsubishi Service Bulletins, while 4G64 petrol units shared oil consumption issues due to shared block design. The 6G72 V6 generation introduced more complex cooling systems but inherited camshaft bearing weaknesses from the 6G7 series architecture, affecting all Verada variants regardless of trim level.
The Verada series utilized several engine families across its production life, with specific codes indicating generation and application compatibility.
These engines were fitted across various Verada trim levels including GLXi, GLS, VRX, and GSR variants. Engine compatibility spans chassis generations, with 4G63/4G64 units sharing mounting points and 6G72 V6 requiring specific V6 mounts.
For Verada owners, used engines carry high risk due to shared timing and oil consumption issues across all generations. Reconditioned units with updated components are essential for 4G63/4G64 reliability.
All used engines undergo visual inspection and compression testing. Reconditioned units include updated components addressing known series-wide issues for improved longevity.
Our reconditioned Verada engines include comprehensive rebuild specifications addressing generation-specific weaknesses across all engine families.
All units undergo 2-hour dyno tests simulating real-world loads across all Verada power outputs, with compression checks meeting Mitsubishi factory specifications for the entire series.
12-month warranty on all rebuilt engines covering manufacturing defects and performance issues.
Engine Finders is a price comparison website - warranty terms are set by our vetted UK suppliers. Final coverage varies by engine family and mileage.
When your engine fails, Mitsubishi Verada 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.
Step 1: Complete engine strip-down and block inspection for Verada 6G74/6G75. Check for common head gasket failure signs and cylinder wall scoring using Mitsubishi-specific tools.
Step 2: Replace timing chain tensioners and guides for 6G74 engines (OEM 1134A001). Install upgraded head gaskets (OEM 1234A001) to prevent future failures in Verada units.
Step 3: Machine cylinder heads to 0.002" flatness tolerance for proper sealing. Resurface 6G74 heads more carefully due to known warping issues in early Verada models.
Step 4: Install new pistons and rings with correct compression height for Verada V6 engines. Torque 6G74 head bolts to 35Nm in proper sequence to prevent gasket failure.
Step 5: Rebuild oil pump and replace pickup screens common to all Verada V6 engines. Test oil pressure to 45-55 PSI at idle for proper lubrication.
Step 6: Final assembly with new timing components and engine break-in procedure. Run diagnostic checks for common 6G74 ECU issues specific to Verada models from 2001-2007.