I found this useful service info on Mitsubishi motors
http://www(dot)austarion(dot)com/tech/4g63.pdf
johngen is correct. Clark uses(d) the 4G64 engine that was made in Korea under a license agreement. This engine required a crankshaft balancing system (lancaster type) to minimize vibrating when matched up to the Clark trans axle. The engines 4G63 & 4G64 used in Mitsubishi/Cat lifts were made at Mitsubishi Motors in Japan and matched to a trans axle made by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (these engines did have a low speed (near idle speed) vibration issue for a period of time (in the mid 90's). It was still there in April,1996 (my last day to work for MCFA) as far as I can recall.
Its not correct
Gpm have no 2 belts of that serial number
The new one for the cgp have the old one have chain
Ore they put the new type in the Gpm
And the new one with balance look out you must have on the side 9Right side tha out screw put in 6mm stick to lock balance and then the mark of oil pomp set.
Other wise the motor wil shake
John.
Thanks Lads for your help after checking i found Edward to be correct there was no damage to the valves and the job was very easy to do. The hardest part was finding the timing marks working within a confind place..
Once again Cheers lads
Hi Powerlifter,
Ed is correct there are 2 belts one which is the timing/cam belt (Clark p/.no- 920294) and the other is for the balance shafts (Clark p/no- 918712) dead easy to do, done loads of them and never had one do valve damage.
this is a mitsu 4gxx motor in this truck, correct? usually if the timing belt breaks in the mitsu motor, you will just need to replace the belts, it is rare that it does other damage, but the valves are a possibility, and I think this one has 2 belts. (usually the belt does not break so much as looses a few teeth and slips out of time)
But ithink there is mounted A chain not a Belt
John
Its possible the valve damage
I send info But its possible its standing on disk
John.