1. It is necessary to prepare boxes and shelves in advance for unfolding and carrying dismantled parts. Place the removed parts in an orderly manner. Apply assembly marks to identify parts during assembly.
2. Be especially careful and cautious when repairing parts made of aluminum alloys to avoid damaging the working surfaces of such parts.
3. Prepare in advance and always have on hand all the auxiliary materials necessary for engine repair.
4. Tighten all bolts, nuts and screws to the specified tightening torque using a special repair tool.
5. Parts that cannot be reinstalled must be replaced with new parts during repair.
6. Use only suitable tools when assembling and disassembling parts.
7. Follow all the rules and use the repair methods described in this manual.
If difficult to resolve problems arise, it is strongly recommended that you contact Mitsubishi for advice.
Repair rules (Mitsubishi Pajero 4)
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