Mitsu power wrote:venum the ck2 lancer also came with a 4g92 engine i had one
with all due respect to you dude.
I don't believe that. I refuse to believe that unless I see one that was made so by Mitsubishi - no third party transplanting done.
but let me clarify my disbelief
Mitsubishi chassis model number are usually coded to denote the engine option an some other options such as tranny (usually mated to an engine) and some body options.
for Lancers the code is usually 2 letters (CB, CK, CM, CS) followed by a number (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,

the number usually denotes the size of the engine
next is a letter that denotes the body (sedan or wagon)
A = sedan, W = wagon
for CK & CM models the numbers designate the following:
1 - 1.3L
2 - 1.5L
3 - ???
4 - 1.6L
5 - 1.8L
6 - 1.8L (V6)
7 - ???
8 - 2.0L (diesel)
Thus CK1 = 1.3L (4G13)
CK2A = 1.5L (4G15)
CK4A = 1.6L (4G92)
CK5A = 1.8L (4G93)
CK6A = 1.8L V6 (6A11)
CK8A = 2.0L diesel (4D68T)
All Sedans
also the CM model which is similar to the CK model but offers 4WD option
CM2A = 1.5L (4G15)
CM5A = 1.8L (4G93)
CM8A = 2.0L (4D68T)
All Sedans
similarly for the CS model
CS2A = 1.5L (4G15 GDI) - Cedia\Lancer Sedan
CS3A = 1.6L (4G18) - Cedia\Lancer Sedan (3 denotes 1.6 in the CS model)
CS5A = 1.8L (4G93) - Cedia\Lancer sedan
CS5W = 1.8L (4G93) - Cedia wagon
dunno bout the CK3A or the CK7A - never heard any reports bout these
are you sure that you had a CK2A?
Mitsu power wrote:also the map sensor on the 4g18 is on the intake manifold u can see it on the 1st pics that i took of the engine bay . im also a mitsu whore
Sorry I did not explain myself properly in my previous post, that is what I meant.
I incorrectly refered to the entire top cylindrical part of the intake manifold as Throttle body
my 4G15 has this sensor on the Throttle body itself