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Vehicle Maintenance Schedule (Mitsubishi Galant 5)

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The periodic maintenance intervals are based on the assumption that the work will be performed by you, not by a garage. Although the time and mileage intervals are based on factory recommendations, they have been shortened to ensure maximum engine/transmission life by changing filters, lubricants, and fluids. In addition, many of the procedures listed below may be performed more frequently if the owner wishes to keep the vehicle in top condition.

A new vehicle must initially be serviced by the manufacturer's representatives under the factory warranty.

Every 400 km or weekly


  • Check the engine oil level (section 4)
  • Check the engine coolant level (section 4) Check the fluid level in the windshield washer reservoir (section 4)
  • Check the electrolyte level in the battery (section 4) Check the brake fluid level (section 4). Check the condition of the tires and the pressure in them (section 5)

Every 5000 km or after 3 months



All of the above plus:
  • Check the power steering fluid level (section 6)
  • Check the automatic transmission fluid level (section 7)
  • Replacing engine oil and oil filter (section 8)

Every 10,000 km or after 6 months


  • Inspection/replacement of windshield wipers (section 9)
  • Checking/Adjusting Clutch Pedal Free Travel (Cable-Operated Clutch) (Section 10)
  • Checking and servicing the battery (section 11)
  • Checking/adjusting engine drive belts (section 12)
  • Checking/replacing hoses in the engine compartment (section 13)
  • Checking the cooling system (section 14)
  • Tire rotation (section 15)

Every 25,000 km or after 12 months



All of the above plus:


  • Checking the brake system (section 16)
  • Checking/replacing the air filter and PCV filter (section 17)
  • Checking the Throttle Position Sensor (1.5L Carburetor, 1986 and Earlier Mirage, 1989 and Earlier Precis) (section 18)
  • Checking/adjusting valve clearances (some models) (section 19)
  • Checking/Adjusting Engine Idle Speed (Carbureted Models Only) (section 20)
  • Checking the fuel system (section 21)
  • Checking suspension and steering components*
  • Checking the drive shaft covers (section 23)*
  • Checking the exhaust system (section 24)
  • Checking the oil level in a manual transmission (section 25)

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Every 50,000 km or after 24 months


  • Replacing the fuel filter (section 26)
  • Checking/replacing spark plugs (section 27)
  • Checking/replacing spark plug wires, distributor cap and rotor (section 28)*
  • Checking the carburetor air damper and cleaning the lever mechanism (section 29)
  • Checking the heated air intake (HAI) duct of the air filter (section 30)
  • Replacing the drive belts of the water pump and generator (section 12)
  • Draining, flushing and filling the cooling system (section 31)
  • Checking/lubricating rear wheel bearings (section 32)
  • Draining the fluid from the brake system and filling it with new fluid (section 33)
  • If the vehicle is equipped with an automatic transmission, replace the working fluid and filter (section 34)**
  • If the vehicle has a manual transmission, drain the oil and fill it with new oil (section 35)

Every 80,000 km or after 40 months


  • Checking the emission control system and replacing the tank (section 36)
  • Checking/adjusting the ignition timing (section 37)
  • Checking/replacing the PCV valve (section 38)
  • Replacing the oxygen sensor (section 39)

Every 100,000 km or after 48 months


  • Replacing the timing belt (Chapter 2)
  • Replacing the turbocharger air intake and oil hoses (see Chapter 4 - performed by a specialist)

* This item is affected by operating conditions. If your car is operated in "severe" conditions, perform all items marked with an asterisk (*) at 10,000 km/6 month intervals. Severe conditions - means that your car is operated under the influence of one or more of the following factors:


  • Operation in dusty areas
  • Towing a trailer
  • Extended idling and/or low speed operation
  • Driving distances up to 6 km at sub-zero ambient temperatures

** When operating under the influence of one or more of the factors listed below, replace the working fluid in the automatic transmission every 25,000 km:
  • During intense city driving, when the outside temperature often reaches 32°C and above
  • In hilly or mountainous areas
  • When using a trailer frequently

*** Replace the timing belt after 100,000 km only when operating under severe conditions.
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