Delica Canada | Mitsubishi Van Club

We are selling 3 oil filters at $50 plus applicable taxes.
Individual price is $20.

If you buy 2 oil filter and 1 fuel filter, it cost $55 plus applicable taxes.
We ship them by Greyhound COD, no handling charge applied.

They fit any year L300, L400, all Pajeros.

The same filter, or the appropriate filters for the different engines?

Not exact same size, but mechanically no problem as we can find alternatives everywhere.
Furthermore Hyundai Motors applies our filters for those vans as OEM genuine parts.

Another package price for 4D56 and 4M40 from Assiniboine.

2 oil filters and 1 fuel filter ; $50_4D56 and 4M40
1 oil filter, 1 fuel filter and 1 air filter ; $55_4D56
3 oil filters ; $45_4D56 and 4M40

If you order a set of glow plugs ( 1 box ) with above package, you can get a set of glow plug at $100.

skdelica wrote:Furthermore Hyundai Motors applies our filters for those vans as OEM genuine parts.

If the parts are Hyundai, then how are they are Mitsubishi OEM genuine parts ?

Slightly confused as why one would buy a Hyundai part for a Mitsubishi vehicle instead of just buying the Mitsubishi OEM part.

If I'm off topic, I can edit my post.

If the parts are Hyundai, then how are they are Mitsubishi OEM genuine parts ?

OEM is a misleading acronym because it has two conventional meanings:

- Other Equipment Manufacturer (by far the most common use; the equivalent layperson's term is "aftermarket")
- Original Equipment Manufacturer

In this context, he's saying clearly (read the site, look at the boxes, its obvious) that he has Genuine Hyundai Original Equipment Manufacturer parts. In a twist of irony, what this means to you, the Mitsubishi owner, is Other Equipment Manufacturer. However you slice it, OEM is an accurate description of what he's selling.

I've been dealing with the OEM/aftermarket thing for 20 years in the computer industry. We see badged parts made by a different company all the time. The difference is in the details; a trained expert can make the call on an individual part basis. As a general rule, out of warranty OEM is the same or quite often better.

I think anyone can infer from his ads that the parts are known equivalents (i.e. made by the same supplier) that fit on our specific vehicle. How they compare to Mits OEM, dunno. I recommend you compare side by side. I see no difference between this and going to Lordco and buying aftermarket parts that are intended for this machine. If it doesn't look and feel like the same quality, don't buy it!

Thanks for the good clarification by RichD.

We give one good example.
The fuel filter( Cartridge only or full assembly ) we are selling for L300/L400/pajero is being supplied by one manufacturer to Hyundai and Mitsubishi.
Anyway thanks for big demand from all cross Canada for our genuine parts.We continuously supply all parts including engine,tranny, etc in Canadian market at affordable price.

Also we do oop inspection for all JDM cars.

skdelica wrote:Anyway thanks for big demand from all cross Canada for our genuine parts.We continuously supply all parts including engine,tyranny, etc in Canadian market at affordable price.

Props to you for supplying tyranny across Canada - I thought that was the government's job!

Props to you for supplying tyranny across Canada - I thought that was the government's job!

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