How often should you service a Triton?
| Model | Years Warranty | No. of Years Capped Servicing |
|---|---|---|
| Triton petrol | 10 | 10 (every 15,000km / 12 months) |
| Triton diesel | 10 | 10 (every 15,000km / 12 months) |
| Pajero | 10 | 10 (every 15,000km / 12 months) |
| Pajero Sport | 10 | 10 (every 15,000km / 12 months) |
What kind of engine does a Triton 3.2 have?
The Triton 3.2 features 4 cylinder 3.2 litre turbo diesel power plant, which is a major upgrade compared the 2.5 standard diesel engine used in the Triton Lite and the 2.5 turbo diesel used in the Triton 2.5.
What kind of screen does a Triton 3.2 have?
Both the 2.5 and this 3.2 features a “User Interface Display” screen which tells you the time, and journey data such as average fuel consumption, and yes of course, typical of a modern off-roader, it has a digital compass, a barometer, an altimeter as well as temperature indication.
How many kW does the everyday Triton have?
The everyday Triton (as referred to in the beginning), with its 100 kW and 314 Nm power output, shows a gain in power and torque to respectively 115 kW and 365 Nm after installing a Unichip. That is indeed some good gains. How do we know that?
Is the Mitsubishi Triton 2.5 diesel engine reliable?
This is actually pretty average, compared to other vehicles of the same size, but nonetheless, the Triton engines are renowned for their longevity. They are very stable and due to their long history, are reliable in many instances. All in all, the Triton have a good reputation.
The Triton 3.2 features 4 cylinder 3.2 litre turbo diesel power plant, which is a major upgrade compared the 2.5 standard diesel engine used in the Triton Lite and the 2.5 turbo diesel used in the Triton 2.5.
This is actually pretty average, compared to other vehicles of the same size, but nonetheless, the Triton engines are renowned for their longevity. They are very stable and due to their long history, are reliable in many instances. All in all, the Triton have a good reputation.
The everyday Triton (as referred to in the beginning), with its 100 kW and 314 Nm power output, shows a gain in power and torque to respectively 115 kW and 365 Nm after installing a Unichip. That is indeed some good gains. How do we know that?
Both the 2.5 and this 3.2 features a “User Interface Display” screen which tells you the time, and journey data such as average fuel consumption, and yes of course, typical of a modern off-roader, it has a digital compass, a barometer, an altimeter as well as temperature indication.