Mitsubishi Turbocharger for Triton L200, CAT 320 & More | Wholesale

Q: Why is my Mitsubishi Triton 4D56 blowing thick blue smoke?

Symptom: Blue smoke from the exhaust, especially upon cold startup or idling, accompanied by oil consumption. Diagnosis: This is a classic sign of turbocharger oil seal failure. If the oil return line is partially blocked by sludge, or if the internal journal bearings wear out, oil is pushed past the dynamic seals into the exhaust or intake tract. Solution: Replacing the turbo with our VSR-balanced assembly featuring upgraded step-gap seals will permanently restore proper oil containment in your 4D56.

Q: Does the CAT 320 excavator actually use a Mitsubishi turbo?

Answer: Yes. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) designed the S6K 6-cylinder diesel engine, which Caterpillar rebranded as the CAT 3066 for their massively popular 320-series excavators. The turbocharger on this engine is a heavy-duty Mitsubishi TD06 series unit. Our replacement TD06 turbos are an exact, OEM-spec drop-in for these CAT earthmovers.

Q: Can I swap a TF035 and a TD04 turbo on my Pajero 4M40?

Diagnosis: The 2.8L 4M40 engine was fitted with different turbochargers depending on the year, market, and whether it was intercooled. Solution: The TF035 is generally slightly smaller, spooling faster for low-end torque, while the TD04 flows more air at higher RPMs. They often have different exhaust flange profiles and oil line orientations. You must order the exact replacement based on your vehicle’s VIN or the ID tag on your original turbo’s compressor housing.

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Quick Summary: Mitsubishi Turbochargers

Wholesale Mitsubishi Turbocharger – Resolve oil leakage and thrust bearing failures. Featuring K18 nickel-alloy turbine wheels and VSR balanced CHRAs (cores), our TF035, TD04, and TD06 turbos are engineered for peak performance in the Mitsubishi Triton L200 (4D56) and heavy-duty CAT 320 Excavator (S6K). Factory direct supply ensures OEM-level boost response and extreme durability. Contact us for wholesale pricing and exact part number matching.

Induction Precision: Boost Reliability for Mitsubishi Powertrains

Mitsubishi’s engineering footprint is unique, combining a rally-proven 4×4 SUV heritage with the massive scale of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) in the commercial and earthmoving sectors. The turbocharger is the critical component that delivers torque across these vastly different applications. Ruich Value resolves forced-induction bottlenecks with a wholesale inventory of high-performance Mitsubishi Turbochargers. Whether you are curing a smoking 4D56 engine on a Mitsubishi Triton (L200) or restoring digging power to an S6K-powered CAT 320 excavator, our assemblies provide the thermal stability needed to withstand continuous heavy loads. Diesel platforms like the 4D56 and 4M40 frequently suffer from worn journal bearings and blown oil seals, resulting in severe blue exhaust smoke and a loss of boost pressure. Industrial engines, constantly lugging under load, can experience catastrophic thrust bearing failure due to extreme Exhaust Gas Temperatures (EGTs). Our replacement turbochargers utilize K18 nickel-based alloy for turbine wheels. Every central housing rotating assembly (CHRA) undergoes high-speed Vibration Sorting Rig (VSR) balancing up to 150,000 RPM, eliminating harmonic vibrations and drastically extending the lifespan of the turbo’s internal bearings.

💡 Pro Tip: Integrated Engine Restoration

A turbocharger failure scatters metal debris into the intake or results from oil starvation elsewhere in the engine. To ensure a warranty-grade rebuild and protect your new turbo, strongly consider replacing these related components from our wholesale catalog:

Mitsubishi Cylinder Heads (A cracked head can introduce coolant into the exhaust stream, rapidly carbonizing the turbo’s turbine wheel)
Mitsubishi Camshafts (Worn exhaust lobes alter valve timing, crippling exhaust gas velocity and ruining turbo spool-up time)
Mitsubishi Crankshafts (A failed crankshaft often damages the oil pump, instantly starving the turbocharger of lubrication)
Mitsubishi Diesel Fuel Injectors (Leaking injectors cause extreme EGTs that literally melt the turbocharger’s turbine blades)

Technical Features of Ruich Value Mitsubishi Turbos

K18 Alloy Turbine Wheels: High nickel content construction provides superior oxidation resistance and prevents thermal deformation under the extreme EGTs produced by heavy towing and excavation.
VSR High-Speed Balancing: Every CHRA core is dynamically balanced on VSR equipment to exceed 150,000 RPM, eliminating micro-vibrations that destroy floating oil seals.
Upgraded Thrust Bearings: Utilizing 360-degree thrust bearings to provide a larger oil film surface area, effectively resisting the heavy axial loads generated by the S6K and 4M40 engines.
Precision Actuators: Pneumatic wastegate and electronic VGT actuators are pre-calibrated to exact OEM opening pressures, preventing “over-boost” and engine limp mode.
Wholesale Kit Readiness: Most turbochargers ship with essential stainless steel mounting gaskets and oil feed seals to ensure a fast, leak-free installation.

Available Mitsubishi Turbocharger Catalog

Explore our extensive inventory of TD04, TF035, and TD06 series replacement turbos. We supply both standard wastegate models and advanced VGT assemblies for modern DI-D platforms.

Turbo Model	Primary OEM	All OEM & Part Numbers	Application
TD02-1, TD02MR2-04K	MD613083	49130-01610, 49130-01600, MR312649	1997- Mitsubishi Pajero Mini 4A30 1.6
TD04 KH0002	49177-01510	49177-01500, MD094740, MD106720	Mitsubishi Shogun, L200, Pajero I 2.5L 4D56; Hyundai H1 TD
TD04	49177-02510	49177-02510, MD187211, MD155984	Mitsubishi Montero, Pajero with 4D56Q Engine, L200, Galoper
TD025M-09T-3.3	28231-27000	2823127000, 49173-02410, 49173-02401	2000- Hyundai Elantra, Santa Fe, Trajet 2.0 CRDi D4EA; KIA Carens
TD02-5W, TD025L-08T	49173-06100	49173-06100, PMF100520, 2248060	1999-05 Austin Rover 75 2.0 CDT; MG ZT-T M47R 2.0
TF035 V.W, TF035HL2-12GK	49135-02652	49135-02652, MR968080	Pajero, L200, Shogun, 4D56 2.5L TDI; Delica 4M40
TD04-12T-4.0	ME201636	49177-03040, 49177-03043, ME201258	1994-2000 Mitsubishi Pajero, Fuso Truck & Bus 2.8L 4M40
TF035HM-12T	49135-02230	49135-02230, MR431248	1998-2001 Mitsubishi L400 Car with 4D56 Engine
TF035HM-12T/4	ME224978	28200-4A200, 49177-0D100, ME212759	Mitsubishi L200 Pajero II; Hyundai H-1 2.5L TD 4D56TD; Pajero Sport
TD05 W	ME014878	49178-02335, 49178-02320, ME015065	Fuso Truck 4D31, Canter 4D34T4 / 4D34-3AT
TD05-10A-6	49178-03550	49178-03550, 28200-45C00	Hyundai Mighty / County Car with 4D56TCI D4BB Engine
TD06-17A, TD06-17C	ME037701	49179-00110, 49179-02100, ME070460	Kobelco 907; KATO HD770SEV; Fuso Truck 6D16-3AT2B
TD07 W	ME073571	ME073571, ME047102, 49187-00271	1998- Mitsubishi Fuso Truck Turbo 6D16T Engine 6.0/7CA
TD08	49188-01261	49188-01261, ME083939	Sumitomo 340 6D22T; Fuso Truck & Bus 6D22T3
RHF4-2 W	1515A029	1515A029, VP420088, VA420088, VT10	Mitsubishi L200 2.5 TD (from Jan 2005) Engine 4D5CDI
TD08H-22D	49188-01651	49188-01651	Mitsubishi Excavator 6D22T, SK400, Kato
TD04 W	49177-03160	49177-03160, 49177-03130, 49177-03140	Mitsubishi Pajero, L200, V3300-T; Bobcat S250 Skid Steer
TD05	49178-00540	49178-00530, 49178-00510, ME080098	Sumitomo 120, KATO HD300GS-2, Cat E110, Marine 4D56Q, 4D31T
RHF4 V.W VT16	1515A170	1515A170, V41VAT-S0022B, VT1615-A222	MITSUBISHI 4M41 L200 PAJERO
TD04L-11TK3-7.0	49177-02640	49177-02640, 49189-02730, MR266178	Car with 4G93 Engine
TE06H	49185-01040	49185-01040, 49185-01050, ME440836	Mitsubishi Fuso Truck, Bus, Various 6D34TL
TD06-17C	49179-02110	49179-02110, ME088725, ME088256	Mitsubishi Kobelco SK235SR 6D34TL
TE06	ME088256	49185-01010, 4918501010, ME089725	Kobelco Excavator, Various, FUSO Truck & BUS Kato
TD08-90	ME157211	ME157211, ME053936, 49174-01142	Hitachi Earth Moving
TD06W	ME073623	ME073623, 49179-00260, 4917900260	Mitsubishi Fuso, Cantor Truck & Bus Truck 4D34/6D31 TD06 Turbo
TD08H-21D/22	49188-01262	49188-01262, 49188-01263, ME035940	Construction Mitsubishi Isuzu 6D22T
TD04HL-11T-6	28200-45G00	28200-45G00, 49189-03700, 2820045G00	Industrial engine
TF035	49135-03411	49135-03411, 49135-03410	2000-03 Mitsubishi Pajero III 3.2L Di-D Engine 4M41
TD05 W	ME224776	49178-02390, ME224776	For Hyundai For Mitsubishi Engine 4D34T4
TF035HL-12B, 11HE1T-VG	49135-02910	49135-02910, 49135-02920, ME013734	Mitsubishi MQ TRITON 4WD 4N15 2.4LTR
TD06-6, TD06-14A/6	ME132165	49179-00100, ME013734	Fuso Truck & Bus, Canter Truck 4D31T
TD10 CAT-13	49181-03862	49181-03862	S6B3-PT
TD04-9B/4, TD04	49177-01510	49177-01510, 49177-01501, MD168053	1984- Mitsubishi Pajero, Montero with 4D55 Engine
TD04-9B-4 0251	MD194841	49177-08020, 49177-25540, MD194841	1986-89 Mitsubishi Pajero I 2.5L TD Engine 4D56 (Turbo)
TD04	MR355222	49177-01512, 49177-01504, 49177-01515	1993-96 Mitsubishi Pajero, L200, L300 with 4D56 Engine
TD04	49177-02513	49177-02513	L200 4D56
TF035	49135-03310	49135-03310, ME202966, ME202879	1998- Mitsubishi Pajero, FUSO Canter with 4M40 Engine
RHF4	1515A030	1515A030, VG420101, VD420101, VT12	2005-12 Mitsubishi L200 4D5CDI 2.5L, 2477 ccm, 16V
TD04	28200-42540	28200-42540, MR355225, MD194845	1996- Hyundai Galloper 2.5 TDI Engine D4BH (4D56 TCI)
TD05HR-16G6C/10.5T	49178-01581	49178-01581, 1515A054	2005- Mitsubishi Evolution 9 80 Series with 4G63 Engine
TF035HL-14GK2	49135-02921	49135-02921, 49135-02912, 49135-02910	2007- Mitsubishi Shogun, Pajero, Montero with 4M41 Engine
TD05	ME014876	ME014876, 49178-02300, 49178-02115	1990- Mitsubishi Canter 60 LWK with 4D34T1 Engine
TD06H-17A, TD07-22A/17	ME032938	ME032938, 49175-00428, 49175-08020	Mitsubishi Excavator KATO 800, KATO800 6D14T
GT1749V, GTA1749V	708639-5010S	708639-0002 to 0010, 14411-AW301, etc.	2001-06 Mitsubishi Carisma 1.9L DI-D HP Engine F9Q
GT1749V, GTA1749V	708639-5010S	708639-0002 to 0010, 14411-AW301, etc.	2001-05 Mitsubishi Space Star 1.9L DI-D Engine F9Q
GT1749V, GTA1749V	708639-5010S	708639-0002 to 0010, 14411-AW301, etc.	2001- Nissan Primera 1.9 dci Engine F9Q
GT1749V, GTA1749V	708639-5010S	708639-0002 to 0010, 14411-AW301, etc.	2001-05 Renault Espace III, II 1.9L dci Engine F9Q
GT1749V, GTA1749V	708639-5010S	708639-0002 to 0010, 14411-AW301, etc.	2001-05 Renault Laguna II, Megane II 1.9L dci Engine F9Q
GT1749V, GTA1749V	708639-5010S	708639-0002 to 0010, 14411-AW301, etc.	2003- Renault Scenic II 1.9L dci Engine F9Q
GT1749V, GTA1749V	708639-5010S	708639-0002 to 0010, 14411-AW301, etc.	2000-04 Volvo V40, S40 I 1.9 L D Engine F9Q
TE06	ME088840	ME088840, 49185-01020, 4918501020	Mitsubishi Kobelco SK200-5, SK100W-2 With 6D34T Engine
TD04	49177-08471	49177-08471, 4917708471	Kubota Industrial Tractor, Various, Earth Moving with V3307-DI-TE3-Q Engine
TF035HM-12T-4	49135-03300	49135-03300, 49135-03311, ME202879	1971-72 DAF 55 With 4M40 Engine; Mitsubishi Fuso Truck & Bus Canter Diesel with 4M40 Engine
TD06H4	ME305331	ME305331, 4917903511	2008-10 Mitsubishi Fuso Truck & Bus FK6/FM6 With 6M60T Engine
TD06-6	ME132165	ME132165, 49179-00500	4D31
TD04HLA-15MK-6.0	49389-02042	49389-02042, 49389-02040, ME226810	Mitsubishi Fuso Truck & Bus with 4M50-3AT7 Engine
TD08H	38AB004	38AB004	Mitsubishi trucks with D6121 Engine
T04E73	ME078774	704794-5002S, 704794-0001, ME078774	Mitsubishi New Hollander Earth Moving SK330-6E Excavator with 6D16 Engine

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Compatible Equipment Models

Mitsubishi Turbochargers fit machinery including Mitsubishi Triton / L200 (4D56, 4N15), Mitsubishi Pajero / Shogun (4M40, 4M41), CAT 320B/320C Excavators (S6K / CAT 3066), and Fuso Canter Trucks (4M50). Contact us with your OEM part number (e.g., 49177-01510) for exact TF035/TD04 verification.

Technical FAQ: Mitsubishi Turbochargers

Why is my Mitsubishi Triton 4D56 blowing thick blue smoke?

Symptom: Blue smoke from the exhaust, especially upon cold startup or idling, accompanied by oil consumption. Diagnosis: This is a classic sign of turbocharger oil seal failure. If the oil return line is partially blocked by sludge, or if the internal journal bearings wear out, oil is pushed past the dynamic seals into the exhaust or intake tract. Solution: Replacing the turbo with our VSR-balanced assembly featuring upgraded step-gap seals will permanently restore proper oil containment in your 4D56.

Does the CAT 320 excavator actually use a Mitsubishi turbo?

Answer: Yes. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) designed the S6K 6-cylinder diesel engine, which Caterpillar rebranded as the CAT 3066 for their massively popular 320-series excavators. The turbocharger on this engine is a heavy-duty Mitsubishi TD06 series unit. Our replacement TD06 turbos are an exact, OEM-spec drop-in for these CAT earthmovers.

Can I swap a TF035 and a TD04 turbo on my Pajero 4M40?

Diagnosis: The 2.8L 4M40 engine was fitted with different turbochargers depending on the year, market, and whether it was intercooled. Solution: The TF035 is generally slightly smaller, spooling faster for low-end torque, while the TD04 flows more air at higher RPMs. They often have different exhaust flange profiles and oil line orientations. You must order the exact replacement based on your vehicle’s VIN or the ID tag on your original turbo’s compressor housing.

What are your wholesale shipping terms for MHI-style turbos?

We provide factory-direct wholesale pricing tailored for diesel repair centers, 4×4 specialists, and heavy equipment distributors. Payments are accepted via T/T and L/C. Turbochargers are highly sensitive precision instruments; therefore, every unit is packed in custom-molded high-density foam within heavy-duty export cartons to prevent wastegate or compressor damage during sea or air transit. Lead time is typically 15-30 days.

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