Mitsubishi L200 4
Weaknesses, engine ratings and buying advice
Generations
Engine Overview
The Mitsubishi L200 4 is available with one engine variant at 116 hp.
The Mitsubishi 2.5L TD (Diesel, 136 PS) has the 4D56 (2.5L TD) — rated: "Be Careful", 4 known weaknesses.
Vehicle Weaknesses
| Weakness | Cost | |
|---|---|---|
| 3rd gear synchro ring worn The synchro ring for 3rd gear wears prematurely and sticks when shifting. A known Mitsubishi issue, especially on vehicles with frequent off-road use. Symptoms: 3rd gear sticks, crunching noise when engaging, gear pops out from 80,000 km | High |
Alternatives
Audi SQ5 8R
Mittelklasse-SUV (2013–2017)
Hyundai Santa Fe DM
Mittelklasse-SUV (2012–2018)
Fiat Freemont JC
Mittelklasse-SUV (2011–2016)
Mercedes-Benz GLE W166
Mittelklasse-SUV (2011–2019)
BMW X3 F25
Mittelklasse-SUV (2010–2017)
Nissan X-Trail T31-FL
Mittelklasse-SUV (2010–2014)
Known Problems and Issues
A total of 15 weaknesses have been documented for the Mitsubishi L200 4 (2005–2015) — 4 engine-related and 11 vehicle-related. Typical issues affect Gearbox, Rust, Electronics, Suspension.
L200 (4D56, 2005–2015) — Be Careful: Timing belt failure with engine damage, Head gasket blown, Turbocharger failed. Power: 136 PS.
What to watch out for with the Mitsubishi L200? See the detailed listing of all engine and vehicle weaknesses in the sections above.
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Last updated: February 2026 · All information without guarantee