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Every Accessory Part Number You Need - 4/12/2007 12:10:49 AM

blackb13

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Here ya go!

http://www.mitsubishi-motors.co.jp/support/accessory/catalog/pdf/OUTLANDER.pdf

It's pretty much the OEM accesssory part # bible.

Prices in Yen: http://www.nst-auto.com/Outlander/

Wish list:

1.) Backup Camera
2.) ????

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RE: Every Accessory Part Number You Need - 4/12/2007 12:23:54 AM

antlip

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English please.

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RE: Every Accessory Part Number You Need - 4/12/2007 1:07:17 AM

fba0861

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lucky b_st_rds!!

here's the link for the 1G outlander (Airtrek)

http://www.nst-auto.com/airtreck/index.html

some stuff I like....

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RE: Every Accessory Part Number You Need - 4/12/2007 2:50:21 PM

OTO27

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I want that center storage console GPS system, thingy and the mudflaps for now.

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RE: Every Accessory Part Number You Need - 4/12/2007 2:53:47 PM

JMC

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Looks like some great stuff...that shift knob has to go.........

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RE: Every Accessory Part Number You Need - 4/12/2007 2:55:33 PM

Sebba

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Would help if it was in english.. however you can still see the part numbers

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RE: Every Accessory Part Number You Need - 4/12/2007 7:43:51 PM

antlip

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Different countries have different part numbers most of the time.

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RE: Every Accessory Part Number You Need - 4/13/2007 6:50:26 PM

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That extended rear spoiler is sweet! The gloss black interior moldings, there is so much there I would buy. Show us some love Mits USA.

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RE: Every Accessory Part Number You Need - 4/13/2007 7:16:05 PM

JMC

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I'd love to have the side mirrors with the turn signal....I wonder if that can be done to our Outlander.

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RE: Every Accessory Part Number You Need - 4/13/2007 7:28:26 PM

rdenis

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Absolutely, it can be done. It's actually a pretty easy but time consuming mod. I've modded motorcycle mirrors to house in glass voltemeters before and its quire simple. Simplified steps:

1. Remove mirrors.
2. Heat mirror housing to about 200 F in oven to soften housing. Pop glass out carefully.
3. Design signal arrow ala GMC (or whatever you want on back of mirror glass, then outline with aluminum tape. Scrub mirror silver off with a dremel tool and polishing compound. This is actually the hardest part in terms of physical effort.
4. Wire in led harness tied into turn signal circuit.
5. Mount leds in Radioshack project box and secure to mirror glass with polyurethane glue.
6. Reheat housing to reinstall glass.
7 That's all there is to it.

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