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MITSUBISHI PAJERO VEHICLE ALARM FITTING INSTRUCTIONS

Position the compact alarms and the sirens in the engine compartment, on the support of the passenger’s side shock absorber. Pass the cables through the original core hitch located in the bulkhead that divides the engine compartment and the passenger’s compartment, passenger’s side.

CENTRAL UNIT POSITION
The modular systems and the modules should be positioned on the left of the dashboard, driver’s side.
POWER SUPPLY
+30: connect to the 4 mm 2 RED wire located in a multiway connector, in the fuse box.
-31: connect with a terminal cable directly to the car body. IGNITION WIRE
+15/54: Connect to the BLACK/WHITE wire with SILVER reference located in the wiring harness placed on the left, along the steering column.
DIRECTION INDICATORS
Connect to the GREEN/RED wire at the position nr.9 and to the
GREEN/YELLOW wire with SILVER reference at the position nr.7 located in the
15 way white connector, in the lower part of the fuse box placed under the driver’s side dashboard.
ELECTRIC WINDOWS
BUS controls
The signals to make the module connection are not available.
CENTRAL DOORS LOCKING
Negative control signal
Connect to the LIGHT GREEN/BLACK wire (lock) and to the BROWN/BLACK wire (unlock) located in the 32 way white connector placed on the left of the fuse box, under the driver’s side dashboard. For the Bridge serie antithefts make reference to the diagram nr.73 and for the 3100 serie antithefts make reference to the diagram nr.73A

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Mitsubishi Colt Rodeo E-brochure

Colt Rodeo: There is life after work
If you like rugged reliability, appreciate thoroughbred performance and admire state-of–the-art engineering, you’ll love the Colt Rodeo. Built for those who work to live rather than live to work. So if you are looking for a status symbol, a recreational vehicle or a tireless workhorse the Colt rodeo is the one for you.

More than just designer looks
Luxury is synonymous with the Colt Rodeo which provides you with wealth of top-of-the range features and benefits you will be hard pressed to find in more expensive marques. The vehicle is masculine, aggressive, and purposeful. Exterior appearance complements the under-the-hood power

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2008+ Mitsubishi Lancer QuickLIFT Installation Guide

Remove all items from the packing tube. You should have the following before beginning:
* (2) Gas springs (RT-QL-170-A6A) - Be sure to cycle them a few times before installing.
* (4) #2-3/16″ Multi-grip rivets (used on hood brackets)
* (2) ball-studs and washers each with a locking nut.
* (2) mounting brackets
* Printed Color Instructions
* Gas Spring locking clips - (Already installed in the gas spring ball-ends - Remove before assembly)

Please gather the following tools before you begin the installation:
* Power Drill
* 3/16″, indexed #11 & 5/16″ drill bits
* Fine permanent marker or felt tip pen
* Tape measure or ruler
* Masking tape
* Hammer & center punch
* Rivet gun,capable of 3/16″ rivets (most brands can handle this size)
Note: Only use the rivets supplied in the QuickLIFT system.

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Mitsubishi Colt XLS hatchback Road Test Report

As the popular Mirage disappears from Mitsubishi’s local line-up, the Colt nameplate returns, ready to battle it out in the premium small car sector. Its stylish “mono-box” design, (more compact people mover than hatchback), features a panoramic front screen and upright abbreviated tail. Only one drivetrain is on offer for our market – the 1.5litre MIVEC four cylinder mated to Mitsubishi’s automatic INVECS III CVT (continuously variable transmission).

Finding a good driving position is easy with the Colt’s generous seat height adjustment and tilt steering wheel – but the hard edged centre dash and parking brake can get in the way. While they may not be large, the front seats proved comfortable enough in the suburban crawl. Though minimal lateral support means there isn’t much to hold you in place along tight and twistingroads. With 150mm of travel and excellent headroom the rear seat is comfortable enough for short trips, but the cushion’s flat shape works against it on longer hauls.

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Mitsubishi Lancer

Every effort has been made to ensure that the contents of this publication were accurate and up-to-date at the time of going to press. The right is reserved to change specifications, partnumbers and features without prior notice. To avoid any misunderstandings your Mitsubishi Motors dealer will advise of any alterations made since the date of issue of this brochure. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by any means, without the prior written permission of Mitsubishi Motors Europe B.V.. Some of the products or vehicles shown in the brochure may differ from the models available in your market.

Why bother with accessories, you might ask. Just throw everything you can think of at the design board and you’ve got the perfect automobile. Well, one reason for options and accessories is that your definition of perfection is more likely to differ from ours than it is to coincide with it. Another is that cars reflect people’s individual style, taste and character. We’re all different and we like to be seen to be different. So, what we at Mitsubishi Motors have done, is build a Lancer that’s packed with the latest in automotive technology, that meets and exceeds the demands of modern and everyday motoring, but that leaves the definition of perfection up to you. The wide range of options and accessories in this brochure will enable you to tailor your new Lancer to suit your needs in every respect.

Lancer (background) shown with front airdam, black upper grille, black front bumper styling foil, alloy brushed fog lamp rings, side airdam with black foil, carbon mirror covers, b-pillar decoration foil, large sporty rear spoiler and 18” alloy wheels.

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Towing Guide for Mitsubishi Motors

Whether you want to tow a trailer, caravan, horse float or boat, the Mitsubishi Pajero is the vehicle for the job. With a towing capacity of 2500kg, sure-footed stance and ample power the Pajero can safely and capably tow a wide range of trailers. Mitsubishi Motors’ Parts and Accessory division is able to supply towing equipment specifically designed for the Pajero and that meets all the relevant Australian Design Rules and Standards.

As well as the towing equipment, all aspects of the Pajero have been carefully engineered to ensure that you will be totally satisfied with the towing performance of the vehicle, and that the long-term reliability for which the Pajero is well known, will not be affected.

This Towing Guide has been produced by Misubishi Motors in conjunction with BIG4 Holiday Parks, to assist Pajero owners to select the correct equipment as well as offering advice on loading and towing a trailer. The information in this guide together with that in the vehicle’s Owner’s Manual will provide you and your family with many years of safe and enjoyable motoring.

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Mitsubishi V6 Plenum Removal Guide for 8G Galant’s & 3G Eclipse’s

Tools required:
• ratchet with 10mm, 12mm, & 14mm sockets
• spark plug socket (17mm??)
• 3″ & 9″ extensions for ratchet
• pliers ‐ one regular and one needle nose
• jewelers flathead screwdriver
• can of compressed air or air hose (optional)
• can of carburetor cleaner
• clean rags and newspaper
• one quart size plastic bottle like motor oil or a sturdy piece of wood or simular about that height used to prop up the air intake plenum
• security code (if you have stock radio)
• one tiewrap if you have to cut the one under air intake hose (optional)

Removal of air intake plenum:
First of all, the task at hand is really easier than it appears. The only thing is… it takes time. If you know nothing about cars or what things are under the hood, I suggest you take a look at figure 18 and see if this is comprehendible to you. If it is and you have the tools and feel comfortable, please proceed. If not, I suggest you find a qualified mechanic instead of doing it yourself. The plenum itself is actually very easy to unbolt, only 13 bolts & nuts hold it in place. (fig. 19) What makes it complicated is all the other stuff you have to unbolt and move out of the way so your plenum is free to completely flip up and give you full access to the sparkplugs.

To make things easier, after you unbolt the item and move it out of the way, always put the bolts back into that socket when you can. This way, there is less bolts to remember where they should go. For the other bolts that you have to remove, place them on an unfolded newspaper relative to the position of the plenum. Just picture the center of the newspaper as your plenum and place the bolts onto the newspaper in the same relative position to help you remember where they go later.

Let me give you some general information first so you will get a better picture of what we are attempting to do and what it is that we are moving out of the way for our ultimate task. Yes we are attempting to move the plenum out of the way, but there are some things that are attached to the plenum we really don’t have to worry about. (fig. 6 & 7) These things will stay connected and moved together with the plenum as one piece. They are the throttle body, throttle cable adjustment bracket, all EGR vacuum hoses and valves. I will be referring to the 22 pictures below throughout the instructions.

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Mitsubishi Outlander New Models

Mitsubishi Outlander has been designed to complement even the most active of lifestyles. It’s as versatile as you want it to be. Optional third row seats allow you the flexibility of carrying up to 7 people. While the unique electric fold-and-tumble rear seats can automatically provide a cavernous cargo area. A split fold tailgate provides a low and flat entry to the rear, making loading a breeze. As big on innovative features as it is on style, Outlander is brimming with sophisticated technology.

Boasting an impressive Smart Key entry system that enables you to open and start the vehicle with the key still in your pocket; Rockford Fosgate 650 watt audio system with 9 speakers and a 10-inch subwoofer; a rear entertainment system featuring a 9-inch, full-colour wide-screen DVD while Bluetooth allows you to answer your calls without having to access your handset.

Outlander is equipped with the advanced Active Select 4WD system, giving you the option of 2WD for economy or 4WD, for when you need the added traction. MIVEC engine technology (Mitsubishi Innovative Valve timing and lift Electric Control) powers the new 4WD system resulting in greater fuel efficiency. Each model in the Outlander range caters for different lifestyle demands with varying distinguishing features. From the 2.4 litre 4-cylinder LS and sporty XLS to the added power and performance of the 3.0 litre V6 VR and premium sports VRX, Outlander has something for everyone.

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MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER XLS 2.4 litre automatic Roadtest Report

The compact all wheel drive (AWD) market has enjoyed particularly healthy sales in recent times with a number of new and very good offerings competing for a share of sales. One of the latest releases is an all-new wagon called the Outlander, that Mitsubishi intends to market as an ‘adventure picnicker’. While it is set to replace the iO, which is currently in run-out mode, the Outlander is a larger vehicle that provides significantly more interior space.

Mitsubishi Motor Multi Use Tester Owner’s Manual

This manual explains M.U.T.-III: functions, operating procedures, and other related information. By reading this manual you will obtain a basic understanding of M.U.T.-III and Vehicle Communication Interface (hereafter abbreviated as V.C.I.) functions and methods of operation. Because there are differences in M.U.T.-III methods of operation due to the vehicle electronic control system, be sure to read this manual and Online Help prior to operation.

This manual was written based on the June 2005 version of the M.U.T.-III system. Please note that the information herein may not always agree with your version of the M.U.T.-III system due to system specification changes and version upgrades. Please take good care of this manual along with your M.U.T.-III product.

Do Not Install Software on the PC
• The M.U.T.-III PC is a special service tool. Do not install any software other than M.U.T.-III software onto the unit. Installation of other software results in the risk of M.U.T.-III system failure.
• Any unauthorized software will not be supported. Technical support for units with unauthorized software will be charged additional technical support fees to return the unit to its authorized state of operation.
• All unauthorized software will be erased with each new upgrade.

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Mitsubishi Pajero GLX Di-D 3.2 Litre Manual Road Test Report

Responsive new engine provides good performance Ride comfort WORST Significant engine noise Centre rear lap belt only Non ABS braking system manual gearbox was the variant evaluated for this report and represents the entry level diesel Pajero. The standard equipment features of this vehicle are reasonably good and include air conditioning, power steering, electric mirrors and windows, radio/CD player, engine immobiliser, driver’s airbag, limited slip differential and cruise control (now standard on all Di-D models).

Significantly, anti-lock brakes are not fitted to the GLX, while a passenger’s airbag is available as an option. A monocoque body shell has been used since the introduction of the NM Pajero, and aside from the new engine, the structure of the Pajero remains unaltered. The test vehicle appeared reasonably well finished, although it had been subjected to a fairly hard life. As a result, the Pajero had a couple of rattles and some poor fitting body mouldings. The interior of the Pajero is roomy enough to satisfy the space requirements of most adults. The front bucket seats are quite comfortable, offering good lateral support but no lumbar adjustment. The rear seat is a 60/40 split fold unit that is quite basic in shape and there is still only a lap belt for the centre rear seating position. A fold out third row seat provides additional seating for two small children. The Pajero has a good layout of controls and instruments that, typically of many Japanese vehicles, is clear and easy to operate. While the steering wheel may be tilted, there is no adjustment for reach. The new 3.2 litre Di-D engine is an impressive unit that develops good power and torque, and delivers good performance. The engine comes into its own on the open road where it is particularly responsive, providing easy and safe overtaking. I still found the engine in the GLX quite noisy, with a pronounced amount of diesel clatter permeating the cabin of the vehicle. The Pajero’s suspension is very compliant and gives the occupants a very comfortable ride. The brakes would certainly benefit from the addition of ABS, as it was easy to lock the wheels during a sudden stop and for the vehicle to get out of shape. SUMMARY: Mitsubishi’s new 3.2 litre direct injection diesel engine is an impressive unit that helps bolster the ranks of the Pajero and broaden its appeal. With a significant capacity increase and use of more up to date technology, the Di-D engine delivers greatly improved performance and better fuel economy.

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