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Removal the intercooler (Mitsubishi Pajero 4)

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1. Remove the air filter assembly.

2. Remove the lower support plate and engine crankcase guard.

3. Remove the radiator shroud cover.



4. Remove the air filter A1 of the intercooler (1).

5. Remove the intercooler air hose B (2).

6. Remove the air filter A2 of the intercooler (3).

7. Remove the intercooler assembly (4).

Caution: Be careful not to damage the stabilizer link pivot joint when moving the stabilizer bar.


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1) Remove the stabilizer bar clamp and move the stabilizer bar to the side to provide access to the intercooler.

2) Remove the intercooler, return the stabilizer bar to its original position and temporarily install the clamp.

8. Remove the reflector (5).

9. Remove the intercooler air pipe (6).
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