[Heyshar]

Hello my name is Heyshar. I've been a member since last year. I didnt know how this worked so I have never write anything over here. Now I have a problem and I dont know if this is the right forum. But my car is a 08 Mitsubishi Eclipse gt 3.8 M/T. Im having problems trying to find the flywheel torque bolts for it. I dont know if you guys can help me with that?? Thanks.

 

[Sabertooth^2]

I'm not sure if you're asking for the bolts, or the torque spec for the bolts. There's a diagram below showing the torque spec.

As for the bolts themselves, lots of spots sell them. 1120A015 is the part number. Dealerships have them, autoparts stores have them, or even places online like this:

https://www.mitsubishipartswarehous...9ZWNsaXBzZSZ5PTIwMDcmdD1ndCZlPTMtOGwtdjYtZ2Fz

 

[Heyshar]

Sabertooth thanks but I was asking for the bolts... and no... no dealerships sell them, not even directly with Mitsubishi the bolts are discontinued. And even dealerships can't order the bolts that I need. Another thing, about that photo, i have seen that before with the other part that shows the transmission and slave cylinder, that's not the same year.
Mitsubishi online dont have it either... if you buy it they will send you an email telling u that they dont have it and that they are gonna refund your money

 

[Heyshar]

 

[Sabertooth^2]

It'll be the same across the entire generation, 2006-2012, and that's straight from the service manual for the 4G.

But that's unfortunate nobody has the bolts. I'm throwing ARP Evo 4G63 ones into my GS, I'd imagine there's something comparable you can get your hands on just the same.

 

[mansnes]

I'm in the same boat. I need flywheel bolts but can't get them from Mitsubishi. Need to know the diameter, thread pitch, and hardness. I guess I'll have to go get a thread pitch gauge and calipers.

 

[Sabertooth^2]

Check if they cross with 6G72 bolts. Odds are those are close enough to work, and they can be found pretty easily in the aftermarket

 

[mansnes]

I believe the 72 has regular bolt (hex) heads where the 75's are torx socket head cap screws. They are recessed with no way to get a socket down around them.