Vehicle Maintenance Mitsubishi Colt 4 and 5

Introduction to the repair manual
This book is a practical guide to repairing Mitsubishi Colt and Lancer cars produced from 1991 to the present. It covers in detail the design of the cars, diagnostics of...

Vehicle Identification Numbers
VIN numbers of the car The vehicle identification number is stamped on the engine compartment bulkhead. In addition to this location, the vehicle identification number...

Precautions when performing work
An important condition for the safe and reliable operation of any vehicle is compliance with the correct procedure for maintenance and repair. This manual describes...

Some tips for car owners
Before starting any type of repair work, it is necessary to familiarize yourself with the procedure for carrying it out, described in the relevant chapter. All chapters...

Necessary tools and equipment
It is known that it is impossible to provide maintenance of your car without the appropriate tools and equipment. Therefore, we advise you to get a set of the necessary...

Safe maintenance of your vehicle
In fact, it is impossible to anticipate every risk associated with vehicle maintenance, but caution and common sense can prevent most accidents. Safety rules for...

Engine oil change
Drain Open the oil filler cap. Unscrew the oil drain bolt/plug on the oil pan and drain the oil from the engine into a prepared container. The presence of metal filings...

External inspection of oil leaks
To determine the location of the oil leak, check the following areas: After unscrewing the oil filler cap, check the gasket for porosity and damage Check the tightness...

Checking the oil level
The oil level should be checked approximately every 1000 km. Oil consumption per 1000 km should not exceed 1 l. Higher consumption means wear of valve stem seals or...

Checking the coolant level
Check the coolant level at regular intervals, approximately every 4 weeks. To top up, use a mixture of antifreeze and lime-free water. When the engine is cold (coolant...

Checking the tightness of the cooling system
Check the cooling system hoses for porosity. Replace hardened hoses. Check the reliability of the hose fastening on the fittings, as well as the reliability of the...

Removal spark plugs, checking electrical connections
Disconnect all spark plug caps by pulling them by the cap. Clean the spark plug recesses in the cylinder head with compressed air. Unscrew the spark plugs using a spark...

Cleaning and replacing the air filter
After removing the air filter, check to see if it is dirty or clogged. Knock out any dust or blow out the air filter with compressed air. Replace the air filter if it is...

Removal water from the fuel filter, replacing the fuel filter (diesel)
The following replacement parts are required: Petrol engines with fuel injection device: Gaskets for hollow bolts. Fuel filter for the corresponding engine. A container...

Replacing the fuel filter of gasoline engines
The fuel filter is located in the engine compartment. When removing the fuel filter, you will need a container to collect the fuel and a suitable rubber plug to close...

External inspection of the muffler
Raise the car. Check the fastening of the brackets and clamps for strength. Check the muffler with the extension for burnouts, rusty areas and abrasions. Replace...

Checking the lambda probe
Remove the lambda probe connector (plug). Connect an ohmmeter and check the ground wire. Put on the connector. After starting the engine, warm it up to the operating...

Gearbox, wheel drive — external inspection for tightness
Possible places of oil leakage: The connection point between the engine and gearbox (flywheel seal and gearbox shaft seal). The junction of the two halves of the gearbox...

Gearbox — Checking the oil level
Raise the car horizontally. If present, remove engine and gearbox protection. Check the gearbox for oil leaks. Unscrew the oil filler plug on the gearbox housing. The...

Gearbox — Oil change
Recommended gearbox oil specification API GL-4 or 5 SAE 75 W-85 W. For all-wheel drive additionally SAE 80W. Raise the car horizontally. Check for oil leaks in the...

Automatic Transmission — Checking Oil Level
Warm up the car while driving, the temperature of the oil in the gearbox is from 70° to 80°C. Place the car on a level surface. With the engine running at idle speed,...

Automatic Transmission — Oil Change
Recommended oil type ATF Dexron or Dexron-II. The oil change is carried out on a cold gearbox. Raise the car horizontally. If present, remove the crankcase and gearbox...

Checking the rubber seals of the drive shafts
Raise the car. Check the rubber of the cuffs for porosity and damage; damaged protective cuffs of the hinges must be replaced. Immediately replace the cuffs pulled...

Checking the clutch fluid level
The clutch fluid expansion tank is located in the engine compartment next to the brake booster. It is recommended to check the fluid level in the expansion tank once...

Checking the brake fluid level
The brake system compensation tank is located in the engine compartment. It is two-section, each section serves a separate brake circuit. It is recommended to check the...

Checking the brake system pipeline
Raise the car. Clean the brake lines with cold cleaner. Check the brake pipes from the master cylinder to the shoe cylinders. The master cylinder is located in the...

Checking the handbrake
The handbrake acts on the rear wheels. Tighten the handbrake with a force of 200 N (about 20 kg), while the brake lever should rise by 5-7 clicks. Otherwise, the...

Replacing brake fluid
Recommended brake fluid specifications: SAE J 1703, DOT 3 or DOT 4. Observe safety precautions when handling brake fluid. Using a suction device, remove the brake fluid...

Checking tire pressure
Check the pressure only when the tires are cold. Check once a month and also as part of maintenance. Additionally, check your tire pressure before long trips on...

Checking the dust boots of the steering tip joints and ball joints
Place the front of the vehicle on jack stands. Having illuminated the anthers on the left and right, check their integrity, examine the cuffs for traces of grease. If a...

Checking the steering wheel play
Set the steering wheel to the center position. While turning the steering wheel in different directions, watch the front wheels. The acceptable amount of play on the...

Checking the fluid level in the power steering system
Place the car on a level surface, start the engine, and let it idle. Achieve the operating temperature of the fluid in the steering system (about 50-60°C) by repeatedly...

Checking the battery
The battery is filled with sulfuric acid diluted with distilled water. Since water can evaporate, it is necessary to check the electrolyte level approximately once a...

Body and interior equipment
Lubrication of locks Lubricate the door, hood, engine compartment and trunk lid locks. Treat the door locks in the areas of the locking pins, locking lugs and contact...

Control dimensions and adjustment data
Control dimensions and adjustment data

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