It revised interior and exterior styling, dual-stage front airbags, as well as new side-impact and curtain airbags. The chassis was a slightly revised monocoque with Mitsubishi's RISE technology as featured in the previous generation.

Feb 8, 2008 · UNDERSTANDING PAJERO VIN / CHASSIS NUMBERS. Every Japanese Pajero will have either 10 OR 12 digits in the chassis (VIN) number. It is a Mk1 (84-90/91) if the chassis number has 12 digits It is a Mk2 (or higher) (90/91 on) if the chassis number has 10 digits Typical Mk1 chassis number : 84-90/91 : L049G0000000

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Aug 23, 2016 · The vehicle identification number (chassis number) is stamped on the right side wall of the frame near the rear wheel.

May 3, 2013 · Early models did not have spotlights and roofrails fitted as standard and most 2000 Gen3 Pajero's in SA are without these. Silver bottom part of body in 'two tone' on most vehicles although some limited numbers to have solid colours as well? This is the first monocoque chassis Pajero and look totally different from the prior year. MY 2001

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Nov 12, 2014 · Chassis sections on most 4X4’s are 3mm or thicker section and can be welded with either MIG or arc welding; I would recommend a MIG welder of around 150 amps and 0.8mm wire or an arc welder of no less than 100 amps and a selection of 1.6 and 2mm electrodes.

Jan 11, 2020 · Where is the chassis number in Pajero? Your VIN can be found affixed atop the dashboard on the driver side of your vehicle, near where the windshield meets the dash. It is also located on the door post on the driver side of the vehicle (where the door latches when closed), and in most cases, affixed to the end of the driver door itself.

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