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Tool kit, jack and jack handle (Mitsubishi Pajero 4)

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Contents: Storage location ⤓ How to remove and put back the tool,…⤓ How to use the jack handle ⤓

Storage location



Remember the location of the tool, jack and jack handle so that you can use them if necessary.

3-Door modifications





A. Tool kit; B. Jack handle; S. Domkrat


5-Door modifications





D. Jack.; E. Jack handle.; F. Tool kit




Tool kit 1. Tool bag. 2. Pliers. 3. Wheel key. 4. Wrench (large). 5. Wrench (small). 6. Screwdriver.




How to remove and put back the tool, jack and jack handle



3-Door modifications



The tool kit, jack and jack handle are located in a special compartment at the rear of the car, on the right side, I think.

1. Loosen the handle (A) and remove the cover (B).



2. Unscrew the mounting bolt (C) and remove the jack.

(Original material on the website: MITSUBISHIMAN)



3. Remove the jack handle from the holder (D) and take it out.



4. Take out the tool kit.



5. To replace the tool kit, jack and jack handle, follow the steps described in reverse order.

Caution: When removing the tool from the trunk and putting it back in place, be careful not to pinch your hands or fingers.


5-Door modifications



The tool kit, jack and jack handle are located in the storage compartment in the luggage compartment floor.

1. If the third row seats are stored in the storage compartment on the cargo floor, lift the seats forward and return them to their normal position.

2. Remove the cover.



3. Disconnect the fastening strap (A) and remove the tool kit.



4. Remove the jack handle from the holder (B) and take it out.



5. Pull the cover to remove it.





6. Unscrew the mounting bolt (C) and remove the jack.



7. To replace the tool kit, jack and jack handle, follow the steps described in reverse order.

How to use the jack handle



1. Press the locking pin (A) to remove the inner handle (B).



2. Press the locking pin (C) and insert the inner handle until it locks into place.

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