High Probability of Interchange:
* Mitsubishi Eclipse (1990-1994): The Laser is essentially a rebadged Eclipse, so parts are highly interchangeable, especially engine, transmission, suspension, and interior components. Confirm engine codes match, though.
* Eagle Talon (1990-1994): Same as above – very high interchangeability with the Laser.
* Mitsubishi Galant (certain years): Some suspension, brake, and electrical parts might interchange, depending on the specific Galant year and model.
Medium Probability of Interchange:
* Other Chrysler/Plymouth/Dodge vehicles from the same era: Some electrical components, interior parts, and perhaps some suspension parts might be compatible with other Chrysler products of the same year range, but this is less certain without specific part numbers. Checking diagrams is essential.
Low Probability of Interchange (unless specified):
* Vehicles from other manufacturers: Interchangeability is unlikely except for very common parts like bulbs, fuses, and some fasteners.
To find precise interchanges:
1. Identify your specific engine code and transmission type: This information is usually found on an engine sticker or in your owner's manual.
2. Use online parts catalogs: Websites like RockAuto, AutoZone, Advance Auto Parts, and others allow you to search by year, make, model, and engine code. These catalogs often indicate cross-compatibility with other vehicles.
3. Consult a parts professional: An experienced parts counter person at an auto parts store can use their resources to determine compatibility.
Important Note: While many parts *might* interchange, it's crucial to verify compatibility before purchasing. Using incorrect parts can lead to poor performance, damage, or even safety hazards. Always double-check part numbers and specifications.
