Mitsubishi Magna Wreckers Sydney: used parts matched to your car
Magna buyers usually need used parts because these are older Australian-market cars, and the exact series matters. Most enquiries relate to the TE, TF, TH, TJ, TL and TW generations sold from the mid-1990s into 2005. We work as Mitsubishi Magna wreckers in Sydney, so a clear description of the part saves time on both sides.
Sedans and wagons differ at the rear, and front-end updates through the model run changed lights, grilles, bars and interior trim. Engine choice matters as well, with four-cylinder and V6 cars using different cooling, exhaust and driveline parts.
Tell us the series, body style, engine, transmission and old part number if you have it. Photos of the removed item are especially useful on Magna enquiries.
What details should I send for a Magna enquiry?
Series, sedan or wagon body, engine, transmission and photos or the number from the old part are the best starting points.
Do Magna sedan and wagon rear parts differ?
Yes. Tail lights, glass, tailgate or boot parts and rear trim are different.
Magna parts for older Mitsubishi repairs
Common Magna requests include headlights, tail lights, front bars, doors, mirrors, radiators, alternators, interior trims and suspension parts. As Mitsubishi Magna wreckers in Sydney, these are the areas our enquiries cover most.
Because Magna parts vary across updates, the original number and good photos help a lot. If the request is mechanical, tell us whether the car is a four-cylinder or V6 and what transmission it uses.
For body parts, say which side you need and whether you want a complete assembly or only the outer panel. For interior parts, mention colour if matching matters.
If you are checking other models at the same time, our Mitsubishi wreckers page gives the wider overview.
Are Magna front bars the same across all years?
No. Front-end styling changed through the model run, so confirm the exact series first.
Can you still check Magna mechanical parts?
Yes, subject to recovered stock. The more identification detail you send, the better.
Checking the condition of a Magna part
Our staff remove and check parts, and customers cannot pick parts from the yard themselves. Ask about the exact item and its current condition.
For panels, ask about dents, scratches and paint fade. For lamps, ask about lens clarity and broken tabs. For older interior trims, ask about cracks, missing clips and general wear before ordering.
We give no warranty or guarantee. Faulty or wrongly supplied parts can be returned; customer-ordered wrong parts cannot.
What if the Magna part is faulty?
Contact us with the order details so the return of the faulty or wrongly supplied item can be arranged.
Can I return a Magna part ordered by mistake?
No. Customer-ordered incorrect parts are not refundable.
Magna collection and freight
Pickup from our Sydney premises is available by arrangement, or we can quote paid delivery. Small Magna items and modules may be suitable for courier transport. For Mitsubishi Magna wreckers in Sydney pickup or freight, let us know your postcode and part.
Doors, bonnets, engines and gearboxes normally require freight or truck delivery. Shipping is always charged separately; ask for the transport cost with the part price.
Batteries and tyres cannot be sent by courier. If those are needed, ask about collection or another suitable transport method.
Can a Magna door be delivered?
Yes, by freight, subject to the destination and part size.
Is delivery included in the Magna quote?
No. Freight or courier charges are separate.