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Outer CV Joint TEKNOSA Mitsubishi Pajero – MI5727

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Outer CV Joint TEKNOSA Mitsubishi Pajero – MI5727Vehicle Fitment & Part Details This Teknosa outer CV joint is designed for Mitsubishi Pajero Mk II and Mk III variants (19932006). Confirm compatibility by matching the listed fitment details and VIN engine information before ordering. Key Details SKU MI5727 Component Outer CV Joint Brand Teknosa Position Front Axle Inner Splines 25 Outer Splines 28 Seal Diameter 56 mm Total Diameter 9394 mm Length 216. 1217. 5 mm Groove Middle Primary Fitment

Vehicle Fitment & Part Details

This Teknosa outer CV joint is designed for Mitsubishi Pajero Mk II and Mk III variants (1993–2006). Confirm compatibility by matching the listed fitment details and VIN/engine information before ordering.

Key Details

SKU
MI5727
Component
Outer CV Joint
Brand
Teknosa
Position
Front Axle
Inner Splines
25
Outer Splines
28
Seal Diameter
56 mm
Total Diameter
93–94 mm
Length
216.1–217.5 mm
Groove
Middle
Primary Fitment
Mitsubishi Pajero Mk II & Mk III (1993–2006)

Vehicle Fitment

Make Model Engine / Capacity Years
Mitsubishi Pajero Mk II 3.5 6G74 SOHC 1993–2000
Mitsubishi Pajero I.O Mk I 2.0 GDi 4G94 DOHC 1999–2005
Mitsubishi Pajero Mk III 3.2 DiD 4M41 2000–2001 Manual
Mitsubishi Pajero Mk III 3.5 6G74 DOHC 2000–2004 Manual
Mitsubishi Pajero Mk III 3.2 DiD 4M41 2000–2006 Auto (wagon)
Mitsubishi Pajero Mk III 3.8 6G75 2000–2006 Auto (wagon)
Mitsubishi Pajero Mk III 3.2 DiD 4M41 2000–2006 Auto/Manual (open)
Mitsubishi Pajero Mk III 3.2 4M41 2000–2006 Auto/Manual (wagon)

Fitment Notes

With CV joints, a VIN check can still return multiple possible variants. Confirm whether you need an inner CV joint, outer CV joint, CV boot, or complete driveshaft. Match the removed unit by outer spline count (28), inner spline count (25), seal size (56 mm), outer diameter (93–94 mm), groove position (middle), overall length (216.1–217.5 mm), and ABS ring tooth count where applicable.

Important: With CV joints and driveshafts, a VIN check can still return multiple possible variants within the same model range. First confirm whether you need an inner CV joint, outer CV joint, CV boot, or complete driveshaft. Then match the removed unit by outer spline count, inner spline count, seal size (mm), outer diameter (mm), groove position, overall length (mm), and ABS ring tooth count where applicable. The only reliable way to confirm the correct part is to physically inspect and measure the old unit and match these specifications before ordering.

Returns Notice: CV joints, driveshafts, and boots that are greasy or incomplete are not returnable.

Installation / Use / Maintenance Tips

  • Always match vehicle details before ordering. Confirm exact fitment using VIN, engine code, or chassis number if multiple variants exist.
  • Remove the old CV joint carefully, noting the orientation and any shims or spacers.
  • Clean the shaft and inspect for corrosion, scoring, or damage before fitting the new joint.
  • Apply fresh CV grease to the joint during installation; do not reuse old grease.
  • Secure all fasteners to the torque specifications in the service manual.
  • Check joint operation and listen for unusual clicking or knocking after installation.

Common Questions

Will this outer CV joint fit my Mitsubishi Pajero?
This Teknosa outer CV joint is designed for Pajero Mk II (1993–2000) and Mk III (2000–2006) with various engine options. Verify fitment by matching the inner splines (25), outer splines (28), seal size (56 mm), and groove position (middle) to your removed unit.

Is this for an automatic or manual transmission Pajero?
This joint fits both automatic and manual transmission Pajero variants within the listed fitment range. Always confirm by VIN and engine code before ordering.

Can I reuse the CV boot?
If the original boot is in good condition with no tears or grease loss, it may be reused. However, it is recommended to replace it alongside the joint for long-term reliability.

How do I confirm fitment if there are multiple variants?
Remove the old CV joint and physically measure and count: outer spline count (should be 28), inner spline count (should be 25), seal diameter (should be 56 mm), outer diameter (should be 93–94 mm), groove position (should be middle), overall length (should be 216.1–217.5 mm), and ABS ring tooth count if applicable. Match all these specifications before ordering to ensure correct fitment.

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