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Hi, Could some one help me with the parts required for an auto Trnasmission service for am 94 Mivec Tiptronic please.

I took it ot the local Shell service station and when I come back at the end of the day they did nothing because they could not get any parts . Ithink they are too scare to open it up. He told me taht he could not get the some gasket for the transmission box.
I know the filter is auto Transmission Oil Filter sis MD752072 .
does any one know what the gasket part number is and what else is needed to replace during the transmission service ? and what is the best oil to use

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i wouldn't be servicing your FTO at a shell... no offence to those blokes but its a completely different car from what they are used to...

what state are you in?

the transmission oil filter is about $20.00 from memory (could be wrong) and its availble from Mitsubishi as a genuine part...

or you could take the easy way out and call Unique Autosports who always have them in stock.
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Yeah the auto trans filter will be round $20 for a genuine one. I got my for about $16 thanks to a trade discount though.
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unless its the shell at rushcutters bay... where nathan pilkington's fto was tuned...
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Post by Jeff »

The best thing is to ring arround a lot of auto trans place until you find one that doen`t say " whats an FTO?".
If you plan to race/trackdays/sprints or turbo in future, you should not only have it serviced but fully strengthened. A trans oil cooler is a must. Plus the FTO has a weakness in the billet pins in the torque converter. I spent a lot of money having forged billet pins made so the box would take almost anything.
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Post by TonyCanbr »

Thanks guys, for your comments, I am from Canberra (hence TonyCanbr}
I rang around and found a few places that would do it for arounf $200.
I will book it soon

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Post by Jono »

hey mate, Ive heard of a shell in the Belconnen area, i think hawker... but they meant to be really good with services. Especially with rx7 rotor's.

have i seen your car around? What colour/specs?


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Post by Boris »

Did you ring Fast & Furious? or Evo? What did they say?

You don't happend to drive a Silver, Tiptronic car?
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