OEM Mitsubishi Floor Mats
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Turbocharger Oil Line Gasket
Mitsubishi
MD194403
Return Line to Oil Pan. Return Line To Block. To 04/1992.
MSRP $2.89
Knock Sensor
Mitsubishi
MD159216
3000 gt. Eclipse. 3.0l. Galant. 3.0l. Diamante. Dohc.
MSRP $182.40
Engine Oil Pump Pickup Tube Gasket
Mitsubishi
MD183239
3.8L. Eclipse. Oil pan & components.
MSRP $4.72
![MZ693019 - : Wiper Blade Assembly 22" (A for Mitsubishi Image](https://cdn.revolutionparts.io/images/60131a2a3f223dc8f4753bcc5771660c/616b1c4370052720b4f5bb2dcfe4aab2.jpg "MZ693019 - : Wiper Blade Assembly 22" (A for Mitsubishi")
Wiper Blade Assembly 22" (A
Mitsubishi
MZ693019
Eclipse. Right. 563mm. Outlander. Left.
MSRP $15.95
Pulley
Mitsubishi
MD318474
Alternator belt, non-adjustable. 3000 gt. Alternator belt, dohc.
MSRP $118.93
Upper Control Arm Adjust Bolt
Mitsubishi
MB515167
All wheel drive. Front wheel drive. Awd.
MSRP $12.56
Engine Core Plug
Mitsubishi
MF665538
Location-Engine Block. 25mm. 3000 gt. Diamante.
MSRP $13.66
Disc Brake Caliper Pin
Mitsubishi
MB618227
Guide. Upper. Lower. 2 Piston Caliper. 1 Piston Caliper. Inner. To 05/01.
MSRP $20.08
Side Marker Lamp Grommet
Mitsubishi
MB023930
2009-12. Rear backup camera. 1994-96. 2002-04. 1997-2001.
MSRP $3.58
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Mitsubishi Floor Mat & Carpet Care 101
Want to save the $1,000 or more otherwise spent replacing the damaged floor pans, plastics, and upholstery in your Mitsubishi? Take the best care of its floor mats possible: don't let them wear out, tear, crumple up, and end up exposing your car floors to dirt and muck. The best way to do that: keep the mats clean; here's how.
Carpet Floor Mats
First, take the mats out of the car and shake them out, getting rid of dust and debris. Then, vacuum both sides of the mats (with a Shop-Vac, if they're wet). Now, grab a scrub brush and scour the mats with either soap and water, oxygen bleach and water, or a stain-fighting commercial spray-on carpet cleaner. Finally, let the mats dry completely before replacing them in the car.
Rubber/Vinyl Floor Mats
First, grab a garden hose or a brush, soap, and water. (Avoid harsh chemicals; they can damage rubber.) Then, remove the mats from the car and either spray or scrub them down. Then, drip-dry the mats or use a towel to wipe them off, and put them back in the car. (Don't spray them with silicone; it'll make them slippery, making it easier for your foot to slip between pedals or the mat to slide and get lodged under one, and putting you and your passengers in danger during a drive.)
If you need to install floor liners in your Mitsubishi along with the mats, it can be a little more complicated than a drop-in, so if you're not sure how to do that, get in touch with a Mitsubishi dealer.
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