[stase]

Hi, I'm wondering what year and model Hyundais are equiped with the Mitsubishi 4G63 engine?
Also, is this engine identical to the one found in turbo DSMs?
Let me know any info you've got. Thanks

stase


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[4doorGL]

The 4G63 was only in the 97-98 Sonata 4-cyl edition as far as I know.


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[scoupe91]

hey rob it was in the 92-98 sonata in fact.


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[DSM-SONATA]

yep, the sonata was. i have comparison pictures of the eclipse and sonata motor on my web site in the engine comparison section.


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[dsm]

this brings up a good question.

i'm trying to find out which of the older hyundai's used the mitsubishi motor. i believe they used the 1.6liter that came in the mirage.
i'm talking about the 1990-1994 elantra and sonata.

anybody know the years/models which came equiped with the 1.6liter mitsubishi motor? the same motor as in the mirage/ dodge colt?


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[scoupe91]

hey dsm the 92-96 i am pretty sure on the 92-95 they have the mitsu versions of the 1.6 dohc and 1.8 dohc.


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[i8acobra]

'96-'98 Elantras have the Mitsubishi Mirage LS DOHC 1.8L.


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