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3. Kiristakaa tulppa kun vetta ei enaa
valu ulos.
4 . Lbysatkaa
ilmaustulppa ja ilmatkaa
polttoainejarjestelma (katso: "Polt­
toainejarjestelman ilmaamlnen").
5 . Tarkistakaa viela etta varoitusvalo
syttyy kun kaannatte virta-avaimen "ON" -asentoon , ja etta se sammuu kun moottori kaynnistyy. Ottakaa
yhteys lahimpaan valtuutettuun MITSUBISHI huoltokorjaamoon jos ett e ole varm a jos ta in asiasta.
&. VAROITUS (1) Alkaa polttako tupakkaa alkaaka kasitelko muuta­
kaan tulta ajoneuvon lahella polttoainejar­jestelmaa ilmatessanne. (2) Kuivatkaa tarkkaan ulosvalunut vesi. koska veteen
sekoittunut polttoaine saattaa syttya ja aiheuttaa tulipalon .
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3. Tighten the drain plug when water no longer comes out. 4. Loosen the air plug and bleed the air. (Refer to "Bleeding the fuel
system" .)
5 . Check
to be sure that the warning lamp illuminates when the ignition key is turned to " ON ", and that it goes off when the engine is started . If in doubt, consult your nearest
authorized MITSUBISHI deal er.
&. CAUTION (1) Do not smoke or have any other open flame near
the vehicle while bleeding the fuel system . (2) Be sure to carefully wipe up any water drained out
in this manner. because the fuel mixed in the water miQht be iqnited and result in a fire.

Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine HATATOIMENPITEITA FOR EMERGENCIES , .
Kaynnistys hatatilanteessa HN28A-A
Mikali moottori ei kaynnisty heikon tai tyhjan akun takia, voit kaynnistaii autosi kaynnistyskaapeleita kayttaen toisen auton akulla.
& VAROITUS Alii vrita kaynnistaa autoa tyontamalla tai vetamalla. Kayta vain tarkoitukseen sopivia kaapeleita.
Huomioi seuraavat seikat:
1 . Kummankin
akun jannitteen on oltava sama 1 2V_ Apuakun varautumiskyky (Ah) ei saa olla paljon matalampi kuin
tyhjan akun.
2 . Kayta vain kunnoll.isia kiiynnistyskaap eleita .
3 .
Tyhja akku saattaa jaatya. Jaatynyt akku on sulatettava ennen kaynnistykaapeleiden kytkemista.
4 . Autot eivat saa koskettaa toisilaan, koska sahkCivirta saat­
taa virrata kosketuskohdan lapi, kun positiivisen navan
kaapeli kytketaan
kiinni.
5 . Kaynnista virtaa antavan auton moottori.
Emergency starting EN28A-A
If the engine cannot be started because the battery is weak or dead, the battery from another vehicle can be used with jumper cables to start the engine .
& CAUTION Do not attempt to start the engine by pulling or push­
ing the vehicle.
Use only specified jumper cable with sufficient cross­
sectional area.
The following points should be observed:
1 .
Both batteries must be 12V. The capacity (Ah) of the battery supplying current should not be significantly below that of the discharged battery.
2 . Use only heavy -duty jumper cables .
3 . A discharged battery can freeze . A frozen battery must be
thawed out before connecting the jumper cables .
4 . There should be no contact between the two vehicles ;
otherwise current may flow when the positive terminal is
connected.
5 .
Run the engine of the vehicle supplying current.
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine HATATOIMENPITEITA, " " FOR EMERGENCIES
7, Kiiynnistii moottori "Moottori kiiynnistys" -osassa olevien ohjeiden mukaisesti, 8. Kun moottori on kiiynnistynyt, irrota kaapelit piiinvastai ­
sessa jiirjestyksessii ,
Sulakkeet HN29AOD
Siihkbjiirjestelmiin suojelemiseksi yli­kuormituksen tai oikosulkujen aiheutta­
milta vaurioilta on jokainen eri virtapiiri
varustettu erillisellii sulakkeella.
Sekii matkustajatilassa ettii
moottoriti­
l assa on sulakerasia .
1 - MatkustaJatila
Matkustajatilan sulakerasia sijaitsee
ajajan istuimen edessii kuvan
osoit, tamassa paikassa. 2-Mootloritila Mootloritilan sulakerasia sijaitsee
edessii oikealla ,
7. Start engine as described in "Starting the engine" 8, After the engine is started , disconnect the cables in the
reverse order.
Fuses EN29AOD
To prevent damage to the electrical sys­
tem due to short-circuiting or overload­ing, each individual circuit is provided with a fuse ,
There are fuse housings in the passenger
compartment and in the engine
compart ment.
1-Passenger compartment The fuse housing is located in front of the driver's seat at the position shown in the illustration . 2-Engine compartment In the engine compartment, the fuse
housing is located at the left front.
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine HUOLTOTOII\IIENPITEET . MAINTENANCE,
Akku
HM37A·B
Akun kunnosta riippuu, kaynnistyykb moottori nopeasti ja toimiiko auton sah­
kbjarjestelma moitteettomasti. Sen saan ­nbllinen tarkastus ja huolto on eritta in
tarkeaa kylmalla ilmalla.
Akkunesteen maaran tarkastus
Akkunesteen maaran on oltava akun ulkopuolella olevien "UPPER " - ja
" LOWER " -merkkie n valissii . Lisaa tarvit ­
taessa tislattua vetta.
Akun sisallii on
kennosto . Avaa jokaisen ken non korkki
ja lisaa nestetta "UPPER" -m erkkiin
saakka. Ala ylita "U
PPER" -merkkiii, silla ylivuoto ajon aikana voi aiheuttaa
vahinkoa .
Tarka
sta akkunesteen miiarii
ajo-olosuh teista riippuen ainakin kerran
kuukaudessa.
Jos akkua ei kayteta pitkaan aikaan, se tyhjenee hitaasti itsesta an.
Tarka sta se neljan vi ikon valein ja lataa
heikolla siihkbvirralla , jo s tarpeellista .
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Battery FM3IA.A
The condition of the battery is very im­
portant for quick starting of the engine
and proper functio ning of the vehicle's
electrical system. Regular inspection and
care are especially important in cold weather .
Checking
level
battery electrolyte
The electrolyte leve l must be between the "UPPER" and "LOWER" marks
stamped on the outside of the battery.
Replenish with distilled water as n eces­
sary. The inside of the battery is divided into several compartments; remove the
cap from each compartment and fill to the "UPPER " mark .
Do not over-replenish beyond the
" UPPER " mark because spill
age during
driving couid cause damage. Check the electrolyte level at least once
every four weeks, depending on the op­
erating conditions. If the battery is not used, it will dis­charge by itself with time. Check it once
every four weeks and charge with low
current as necessary.
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HUOLTOTOIMENPITEET , MAINTENANCE
Kylmalla saalla
Akun fysikaalis-kemiallisesta koostumuksesta johtuen sen teho
heikkenee kylmalla ilmalla, Kylma akku ei anna kuin pienen
osan siita sahkbvirrasta, jonka se voi lampimana luovuttaa.
Suo sittelemme , etta tarkistutat akun valtuutetussa
MITSUBISHI-huoltoliikkeessa ennen kylman kauden alkua ja,
jos tarpeellista , latautat sen. Varman kaynnistyksen lisaksi huol­
taminen pidenta a mybs akun kayttbikaa .
Akun irrotus
Ala koskaan irrota akkua moottorin kaydessa, silla se voi
vahingoittaa auton sahkbjarjestelmia. Irrota enin miinusnapa ja
vasta sitten plusnapa .
Akun kytkenta
Kytke ensin plusnapa ja sitten miinusnapa .
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During cold weather
The capacity of the battery is reduced at low temperatures , This is an inevitable result of its chemical and physical properties .
This is why a very cold battery, particularly one that is not fully charged anyway, will only deliver a fraction of the starter
current which is normally available.
It is recommended that you have the battery checked by an
authorized MITSUBISHI dealer before the start of cold weather
and, if necessary, have it charged.
This
not only ensures reliable starting, but a battery which i s
kept fully charged also has a longer life,
Disconnection and connection
Never disconnect the battery while the engine is running; doing so could damage the vehicle's electrical components, First disconnect the negative terminal and then the positive terminal. When connecting the battery , first connect the positive terminal
and then the negative terminal.

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Accessory boxes
Accessory socket
Additional equipment Adjustment of seat height' Air conditioner' Altimeter' ....... . ........•.•.. AM/FM electric tuning radio' .....••.•... Anti-s kid brake system (A.B.S.)' Armrest" .. Armrest' .... . ......•. Ashtray . . . . ....... . Automatic free-wheeling hubs Automatic transmission fluid' Automatic transmission . Auto-speed (cruise) control'
Backdoor Ba!!ery ... . ....... .
Gleeding the luel system
(diesel -powered vehicles only) ........ . Bonnct ....... .................. .
Brake fluid ........... .
Brake pedal free play ................ .
Braking . . . . . . . ............•..
Canvas top Cargo lamp' Catalytic converter
Central door locks' .... . .••.....••..... Changing a fuse Changing gears ..
Chassis number ... "Child-protection" rear doors Child restraint . . . . . . . . . . ........ .
Cigarette lighter
Cleaning the inside
of your vehicle
Cleaning the outside of your vehicle Clutch fluid' ...
Clutch pedal free play. . . ........... . Combination headlight!i.
dipper and turn signal lever
Correct four-wheel drive operation.
218 216 309 44 199 80 182 165 46 53 214 145 292 127 172
19 295
270 17 298
307
162
31 106
112
17 278 124 312 16 66
213
239
241 300 307
93
155
Diesel-powered vehicles ........ .•..•..
Digital clock .... ...... ........• , ... Dimensions . . . . ......•..... Doors ..... " .....
Economical driving .. Electric azimuth indicator' Electric front canvas sunroof control' .
Electric remote-controlled outside rear · view mirr ors· Electric sunroof' Electric window control' Electrical system
Electronic tuning radio & cassette stereo'
Emergency starting
Engine
coolant ....... . ............ .. .
Engine number ........ . ....•........ Engine oil
Engine overheating
Engine rpm adjustment
knob' Engine . . ....... .
Examples of effective use of the rear
differential lock
Examples
of incorrect use of the rear
differential lock
Exterior and interior
lamp operation
Free
-wheeling hubs' Front seat adjustment
Fuel consumption Fuei. engine coolant. oil and
exhaust gas leakage
Fuel gauge
Fuel usage (Petrol
powered vehicles)
Fuses ............... .. ... . 121
216
321
14
113 81 32
171 28
20
326
185
273
293 312 289 268 122 325
152
153 305
144 42 328
305 76 110 275
Glove box ......••. ....•......... , .... 218
Headlamp leveling switch' ... , .......... .
Headlight washer switch' ..........•.. ... Headrestraints
Heated seat'
Heater
Hinges and latches
lubrication How to lock and unlock the steering wheel. How to pla ce seatbac k angle into memory· .. How to store seat belts ..
If a tyre is punctured . Ignition switch Inclinomet er· Indi cato r and warning lamps In side rear-view mirror Inspection lamp' Instrument s ..
96 98 61 46 194 308
118
43 70
259 117 79 86 171 220 74
Jacking up the vehicle ... ...••..••••.•... 254
Keys
L eve r operation (vehicles
equipped with automatic fre e-whee ling hubs) .......... .
Luggage securing hooks ....
Make second and third seat into bed (wagon)' ........ . Manu~1 transmission ............ . Mechanical winch' ... ': ............... .
Meter . gauge and indic'ation/warning lamp operation Motor antenna'
14
143 222
58
123
223
306 191
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Parking brake lever stroke .
Parking brake
Parking
Parking
Part time 4WD: Passing acceleration Performance Power steering fluid· Power steering system·
Pregnant women restraint ..
Rear
air conditioner' R ear canvas top Rear· differential lock' Rear fog lamp switch Rear heater' Rear Seat (Metal top) Rear shelf' Rear window wiper and washer switch' Removal of water from the fuel filter
(diesel -powered vehicles only) Replacement of lamp bulbs Runninu ·in recommendations
75 327 129
30B 160
132
161 139 132
322
299 170 69
20B 34 148 104 206 49 221
100
271 279 109
Seat belt inspection ... . . • . . . 69 Seat belts 63 Second Seat (Wagon) 51 Selector positions . . . . . . . . . 12B Shift lev.er position and 2WD/ 4WD operation indication lamp 135 Shift fever position and 2WD/ 4WO operation indication lamp 141
Sfidif)g window' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Snow tyres 303
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Spare wheel Speedmeter .
Starting the engine Steering wheel free play Steering wheel height adjustment Sun visor . Super select 4WO'
Tachometer Thermometer' Third seats (Wagon)' 3· mode variabl e shock absorber' Tilt up sunroof' Tools and jack Towing Trailer towing Tran sfer shift lever operation (Vehicles equipped with manualfree­wheeling hubs) Transfer shift lever operation Transmis sion Turn/ lane -change signals Tyre chains
Tyre inflation pressure .
Tyres and wheels
Vanity mirror' ......... . Vehicle information code plate Ventilation slots Ventilators.
Waiting Washer fluid Water temperature gauge Weatherstripping. Weights (petrol· powered vehicles) Wheel condition ... Wheel rotation Windscreen wiper and washer switch
Wiper b:ades .
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25B 75 119 306 170 213 133
76 7B 55 17B 23 250 265 114
142 136 325 95 304
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313 309
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132 300 77 309
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