Car engine cooling system Mitsubishi Space Star

Technical data
Basic data for adjustments and control Radiator cap outlet valve opening pressure, kPa — 74-103 (min 64) Antifreeze concentration range, % — 30-60 Thermostat - valve...

Checking the tightness of the cooling system
Make sure the coolant level reaches the radiator filler neck. Connect the radiator cap valve tester and apply a pressure of 160 kPa, then check for coolant leaks from...

Checking the opening pressure of the radiator cap valve
Examination Before checking, make sure the radiator cap is clean and free of contaminants, as rust or other foreign matter on the cap gasket may cause incorrect pressure...

Replacing the coolant
Drain the coolant from the radiator by unscrewing the coolant drain plug from the radiator and then the radiator cap. Unscrew the drain plug on the cylinder block and...

Checking the density of the coolant
Use a hydrometer to measure the specific gravity of the coolant (Fig. 5.6). Fig. 5.6 Using a hydrometer to measure coolant density Measure the coolant temperature and,...

Checking the fan speed controller of the 4G9 engine
1. Disconnect the connector from the condenser fan motor. 2. Start the engine and let it idle. 3. Turn on the air conditioning system and maintain the coolant...

Checking the 4G9 Engine Fan Control Relay
Check for conductivity between the relay contacts (Fig. 5.8). Fig. 5.8. Checking the 4G engine fan control relay 9 1. When voltage is applied from the battery terminals...

Checking the 4G1 Engine Radiator Fan Relay
Check for conductivity between the relay contacts (Fig. 5.9). Fig. 5.9. Checking the 4G1 engine radiator fan relay 1. When voltage is applied from the battery terminals...

Thermostat for cars with engines 4G9 and 4G1, F9Q1
Thermostat for cars with 4G9 and 4G1 engines Note: Disassembling the thermostat may result in its malfunction and reduced efficiency of the engine cooling system....

Water pump engine 4G9
Warning: Do not remove the radiator cap when the engine is hot, as escaping steam can cause severe burns. Cover the radiator cap with a thick rag and slowly unscrew the...

Water pump engine 4G1
Warning: Do not remove the radiator cap when the engine is hot, as escaping steam can cause severe burns. Cover the radiator cap with a thick rag and slowly unscrew the...

Diesel Engine Water Pump F9Q1
Warning: Do not remove the radiator cap when the engine is hot, as escaping steam can cause severe burns. Cover the radiator cap with a thick rag and slowly unscrew the...

Hoses and tubes of the cooling system
Note: To avoid scalding, hoses should only be removed after the engine has cooled down. Removal Hoses and tubes provide connections between the elements of the engine...

Radiator for cars with gasoline engines
Note: If the leak is the reason for removing the radiator, it should be remembered that small leaks can be repaired with sealant. Removal Disconnect the cable from the...

Radiator Fan for Car with Diesel Engine F9Q1
Removal Disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal. Remove the upper engine cover. Remove the center beam. Remove the bolts, disconnect the connectors and...

Radiator for car with diesel engine F9Q1
Note: If the leak is the reason for removing the radiator, it should be remembered that small leaks can be repaired with sealant. Removal Disconnect the cable from the...

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