EVO Oil Fliter Part Number??
Jul 29, 2003, 07:13 AM
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Re: EVO Oil Fliter Part Number??
Originally posted by Eric Lyublinsky
Thanks. I think the dealer gave me the wrong filters??? Those ****ers...
Eric
Thanks. I think the dealer gave me the wrong filters??? Those ****ers...
Eric
The oil filter is part number MD356000 and the oil pan drain gasket is part number MD050317. The gasket is a washer that crushes when you reinstall the drain plug.
The list price on each is $7.95 for the filter and $1.25 for the gasket. My favorite dealer charged me $5 and .90c. Nice color choice. Come to the BBQ in Queens this Saturday. You will enjoy yourself and it is not that far at all. Maybe 50 miles tops.
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Jul 29, 2003, 07:18 AM
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Re: Re: EVO Oil Fliter Part Number??
Originally posted by flybyevo
Congrats on your new ride and great deal. I am looking forward to the thong pics...
The oil filter is part number MD356000 and the oil pan drain gasket is part number MD050317. The gasket is a washer that crushes when you reinstall the drain plug.
The list price on each is $7.95 for the filter and $1.25 for the gasket. My favorite dealer charged me $5 and .90c. Nice color choice. Come to the BBQ in Queens this Saturday. You will enjoy yourself and it is not that far at all. Maybe 50 miles tops.
Flybyevo...
Congrats on your new ride and great deal. I am looking forward to the thong pics...
The oil filter is part number MD356000 and the oil pan drain gasket is part number MD050317. The gasket is a washer that crushes when you reinstall the drain plug.
The list price on each is $7.95 for the filter and $1.25 for the gasket. My favorite dealer charged me $5 and .90c. Nice color choice. Come to the BBQ in Queens this Saturday. You will enjoy yourself and it is not that far at all. Maybe 50 miles tops.
Flybyevo...
Have fun!!
I will attend the Next one.
Eric
Jul 29, 2003, 07:22 AM
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Re: Re: Re: EVO Oil Fliter Part Number??
Originally posted by Eric Lyublinsky
Oh thanks for the invite!!! and the Part numbers. But Saturday I'm working on 3 wrxs. (fuel rails, pump and injectors) Exhaust on another and a turbo on one. So I got my hands full. Will not be able to make it.
Have fun!!
I will attend the Next one.
Eric
Oh thanks for the invite!!! and the Part numbers. But Saturday I'm working on 3 wrxs. (fuel rails, pump and injectors) Exhaust on another and a turbo on one. So I got my hands full. Will not be able to make it.
Have fun!!
I will attend the Next one.
Eric
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i bought 4 of them with rings at first the parts guy gave me reg lancer, and i was like NO its not that tall....so he looked and confirmed its the same as the mitsu v6's
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The first two filters I got from my dealer were the 356000's. Now they say that 690116 is the correct one. My Evo came with a 356000. After making the dealer do further research, they say that the 356000 has a 'Toro' designation which they say stands for Toronto...as in Canada. The dealer says the two are identical...one with a US part # and the other a CA part#.
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Could there be a filter issue cuasing any restriction here? I just wonder if a wrong filter from a dealer during prep could lead to excessive bearing wear.
Oct 4, 2003, 11:10 PM
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Just to further add to the confusion..
I went to mitsubishiparts.net and ordered a bunch of part # 'MD356000'. It was marked as yellow status (not in stock but "usually ships in 5-10 days").
A couple of days later, my filter shipment arrived. However the filters are stamped MD031805 as are their containing boxes. On my invoice, however they crossed through 'MD031805' and wrote 'MZ690116'. The 'MD356000' I actually ordered is not mentioned on the invoice. Going back to their site, I find that MD356000 and MD031805 have exactly the same pricing. Conversely, a part # search on their site for 'MZ690116' yields no results.
I'm assuming therefore that the MD031805 and MZ690116 are different part #s for the same exact component, which is the newer revised filter..? (It is black, and somewhat short and fat).
-Pace
I went to mitsubishiparts.net and ordered a bunch of part # 'MD356000'. It was marked as yellow status (not in stock but "usually ships in 5-10 days").
A couple of days later, my filter shipment arrived. However the filters are stamped MD031805 as are their containing boxes. On my invoice, however they crossed through 'MD031805' and wrote 'MZ690116'. The 'MD356000' I actually ordered is not mentioned on the invoice. Going back to their site, I find that MD356000 and MD031805 have exactly the same pricing. Conversely, a part # search on their site for 'MZ690116' yields no results.
I'm assuming therefore that the MD031805 and MZ690116 are different part #s for the same exact component, which is the newer revised filter..? (It is black, and somewhat short and fat).
-Pace
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This past weekend I bought part number MD356000 to change my oil in the "G"raj at home. I drained my oil, pulled the old filter off let it set for a moment before I put my new filter on, pulled the new filter out of the box lubed the gasket put it on, poured about 4 quarts in, got in the driver seat to start her up and let everything circulate before I checked the level. After about 30 seconds of waiting I noticed my oil light was on. I immediatly turned her off and to my horror 
saw all 4 quarts of oil draining onto my brand new floor AHHHHH!!!! Needless to say I was pissed, the next day I had some heads at mitsubishi for giving me a messed up filter. They paid for a my oil change that very day 
saw all 4 quarts of oil draining onto my brand new floor AHHHHH!!!! Needless to say I was pissed, the next day I had some heads at mitsubishi for giving me a messed up filter. They paid for a my oil change that very day