2004 MITSUBISHI Galant 4G64/4G69 (EC5A/EC7A/EC8A (varies by market and engine))
EC5A/EC7A/EC8A (varies by market and engine) / Sedan / Wagon (market dependent) / Global (notably North America, Asia, Europe, Australia; engine options and specs vary by market)
4G644G696G736G72Exact year/trim recordSilver
Engine identity
Oils and fluids
Service and parts data
Common and chronic problems
- Timing belt replacement critical at recommended interval to prevent engine damage
- Catalytic converter issues in high-mileage vehicles especially with V6 engines
- Suspension wear affecting ride quality
First checks
- Inspect timing belt condition and replacement history
- Check for oil leaks from valve cover gasket and oil pan
- Verify transmission shifting smoothness and fluid level
Before replacing parts
- Save fault codes and freeze-frame data before clearing anything.
- Check engine oil, coolant and transmission fluid using the correct temperature and service procedure.
- Verify power, ground, connectors, hoses, leaks and live data before replacing expensive parts.
Important notes
- Trim/engine availability varies notably by region; North America favored the 6G72 V6 190-200 hp engine in sedans.
- European and Asian markets had more 4-cylinder options and occasional diesel variants (not covered here).
- Technical maintenance follow Mitsubishi service manual recommendations for specific market and engine.