engine MITSUBISHI SPYDER 1990 Service Repair Manual
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Front  Case, ENGINE  OVERHAUL  Shaft and.  Pan
  Crank  pulley  side
8  mm  bolts
Oil  pan  viewed  from  lower  side
Drain  pigasket
  P A N  .
(1)  Clean  both  mating  surfaces  of   and  cylinder  block.
(2) Apply a 4 mm  in.) wide bead of  to the entire
circumference  of  the  oil  pan  flange.
Specified sealant:
MITSUBISHI  GENUINE   or
equivalent
NOTE.  .
  Be  sure  to  install  the  oil  pan  quickly   the  sealant’
is  wet  (within  15  minutes);
(2)  After  installation,  keep  the  sealed  area 
  from,,
the  oil  and  coolant  for  approx. 
  hour.
, .
(3) Note the difference in bolt lengths at the loca
tion 
  DRAIN  PLUG  GASKET  INSTALLATION
Install  the  drain  plug  gasket  in  the  direction  show n  in  the
illustration.
 OIL COOLER INSTALLATION
First  insert  the  oil  cooler  projecting  stopper  in  t he  oil  filter
bracket  groove  and  then  tighten  the  oil  cooler 
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Front  Case, 
ENGINE  OVERHAUL   Shaft  and 
Bracket  side OIL FILTER INSTALLATION
(1)  Clean  the  installation  surface  of  the  filter  br acket.
(2)  Apply  engine  oil  to  the  O-ring  of  the  oil  filte r.
(3)  Screw  the  oil  filter  in  until  the  O-ring  contacts  the  bracket.
Then  tighten 
  turn  [tightening  torque:   Nm  (12 
NOTE
For  tighten  one   [Tightening  torque:
14 Nm (10 
  after  the  O-ring  contacts  the  bracket.
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Front  Case,  Counterbalance
ENGINE  Shaft  and 
INSPECTION
FRONT CASE
(1)  Check  oil  holes  for  clogging  and   if  necessary.
(2)’ Check left counterbalance shaft front bearing 
 for
Wear,  damage  and  seizure.  If  there  is  anything  wron g’
with  the  section,  replace  the  front 
(3)  Check  the  front  case  for  cracks  and  other  damag e. 
place  cracked  or  damaged  front  case.
OIL  SEAL 
(1)  Check  the  oil  seal  lip  for  wear  and  damage.  Rep lace
oil  seal  if  necessary.
(2)  Check  the  oil  seal  lip  for  deterioration.  Repla ce  oil  seal
if  necessary.
I
COUNTERBALANCE  SHAFT
(1)  Check  oil  holes  for  clogging.
(2)  Check  journal  for  seizure,  damage  and  contact  w ith  bear-
ing.  If  there  is  anything  wrong  with  the  journal,  replace
counterbalance shaft, bearing or front case assembl y.
OIL  PUMP 
(1) Assemble the oil pump gear to the front case an d rotate
it  to  ensure  smooth  rotation  with  no  looseness.
(2)  Ensure  that  there  is  no  ridge  wear  on  the  conta ct  surface
between  the  front  case  and  the  gear  surface  of  the  oil
pump  cover.
(3)  Check  the  side  clearance.
Standard value: Drive  gear 
  mm 
Driven  gear   mm   in.)
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ENGINE  OVERHAUL Piston  and  Connecting 1
PISTON  AND  CONNECTING  ROD
REMOVAL  AND  INSTALLATION
- 4
Removal  steps
  1.  Nut  Connecting  rod  cap 3. Connecting  rod  bearing  4.  Piston  and  connecting  rod  assembly  5.  Connecting  rod  bearing  6.  Piston  ring  No.  1
  7.  Piston  ring  No.  2  8.  Oil  ring  9.  Piston  pin 10.  Piston 11.  Connecting  rod
12.  Bolt
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11  ENGINE  OVERHAUL   Piston  and   Rod
Piston  pin  settingtool  6941
11
Presspin
Piston  pinFront  mark
Connecting  rod
  guide  pin
R E M O V A L   S E R V I C E  
  ROD  CAP
(1) Mark the cylinder number on the side of   connecting
rod  big  end  for  correct  reassembly.
(2)  Keep  the  removed  connecting  rods,  caps, ‘andbearings
in  order  according  to  the  cylinder  number.
 PISTON PIN REMOVAL
  No.Part  No.
1
2  0136
3  0137
4  0138
5
Description
Base 
Piston  Support
Connecting  Rod  Guide  Pin 
Connecting  Rod  Guide  Pin
Connecting  Rod  Guide  Pin
6  0140  Piston  SupportI
7
8  0142
Connecting  Rod  Guide  Pin
Piston  Support
9  Press  PinI
10  216943 Stop Screw
11  10396  NutI
(1)  Remove  the  stop  screw  from  the  base.
(2)  Select  the  correct  piston  support  for  your  appl ication  (See
above).  Fit  the  piston  support  onto  the  base.  Place   the
base  on  press  support  blocks.
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(3)  Insert  the  press  pin  through  the  piston  pin  hol e.  Select
the  correct  connecting  rod  guide  pin  (See  above).  T hread
the guide pin onto the threaded portion of the press pin.
(4)  Position  the  piston  assembly  on  the  piston  supp ort  in
the  press.  With  the  press  pin  up  as  shown  in  Figure   4,
insert  the  guide  pin  through  the  hole  in  the  piston   and
through  the  hole  in  the  piston  support.
(5)  Press  the  piston  pin  out  of  the  assembly.
IMPORTANT: To avoid piston damage,
l  The  piston  support  must  seat  squarely  against
the  piston.
lVerify  that  the  piston  pin  will  slide  through  the 
hole  in  the  piston  support.
(6)  Remove  the  piston  pin  from  the  press  pin.            
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ENGINE  OVERHAUL Piston  and  Connecting  Rod 
Piston  pin
Base
Front
Base
Connecting  rod
guide  pin
StopLock  nut
1
INSTALLATION  SERVICE 
 PIN INSTALLATION
(1)  Thread  the  stop  screw  and  lock  nut 
  into  the
base.  Fit  the  correct  piston  support  on  top  of  the  base,
  the  press  pin,  threaded  end  up,  into   hole  in
the  piston  support  until  the 
  pin  touches  the  stop
screw.
(2)  Using  the  markings  on  the   pin,   stop
screw  to  the  depth  as  shown  below.
Depth: Refer  to  the  operating  instructions  on  the 
 tool.
(3)  Place  the  base  on  press  support  blocks.
(4)  Slide  the  piston  pin  over  the  threaded  end  of  t he  press
pin,  and  thread  the  correct  guide  pin 
  it.
(5) Coat the piston pin with oil, and 
  connecting  rod
held  in  position,  slide  the  guide 
  through  the  piston’
and connecting rod.
(6) Press the piston pin through’  until the
guide  pin  contacts  the  stop  screw.
(7)  Remove  the  piston 
  from  the  base.  Remove
the  guide  pin  and  press  pin  from  the  assembly.
 Due to production tolerance variations,
it  is  necessary  to  visually  check  the  piston  pin  de pth
after  installation  to  verify  that  the  piston  pin  is  cen-
tered.  Adjust  if 
(8)  Check  that  the  piston  moves  smoothly.
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ENGINE  OVERHAUL   and 
CrankshaftUpper  side
side
  ring  gap and  spacer  gaprail
Timing  belt  side 
Front  mark
Identification  mark
  PISTON  AND  CONNECTING  ROD 
(1)Liberally  coat  engine  oil  on  the   of  the  piston,’
piston  ring,  and  oil  ring.
(2)  Arrange  the  piston  ring  and.  oil  ring  gaps 
  rail  and
spacer)  as  shown  in  the  ‘figure.
(3)Rotate  crankshaft  so  that  crank   cylinder
bore.
Identification  mark: 
(4)  Rotate  crankshaft  so  that  the   is  on  the  center
of  the  cylinder  bore. 
(5)  Use  suitable  thread  protectors  on  the  connectin g 
before  inserting  piston  and   rod  assembly  into
the  cylinder  block. 
Care  must  be  taken  not  to  nick  the  crank 
(6)  Using  a  suitable  piston   tool,   the:
piston  and  connecting  rod  into the ,
  CONNECTING  ROD  BEARINGS  INSTALLATION
When  the  bearing  needs  replacing,  select  and  instal l  a  proper
bearing  by  the  following  procedure.
(1)Measure  the  crankshaft  pin  diameter  and  confirm  its   classi-
fication  from  the  following  table. In  the  case  of  a  crankshaft
supplied  as  a  service  part,  identification  colors  of  its  pins
are  painted  at  the  positions  shown  in  the  illustrat ion.
(2)  The  connecting  rod  bearing  identification  mark  is  stamped
at  the  position  shown  in  the  illustration.
Crankshaft  pinConnecting  rod
bearing
O.D.  mm  (in.)Thickness  mm  (in.)cationcationcationmarkmark
  I
1None(1.7715-1.7717)
2None None21.491-1.495
(1.7711-1.7715)
3None White3
Connecting  rod  I.D.:  mm   in.)
  Loosely  tighten  each  nut  to  the  bolt.
[Example]-
”(1)  If  the  measured  value  of  a  crankshaft  pin  outer
diameter  is  between  44.995  and  45.000  mm  (1.7715
and  1.7717  in.),  the  pin  is  classified  as   in  the
table.  In  case  the  crankshaft  is  also  replaced  by
a  spare  part,  check  the  identification  colors  of  th e
pins  painted  on  the  new  crankshaft.  If  the  color  is
yellow,  for  example,  the  pin  is  classified  as  “1”.  I n
the above cases, select the connecting rod bearing having identification mark “1”.
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11ENGINE  OVERHAUL   Piston  and 
 No.
Notch
  CONNECTING  ROD  CAP 
(1)  Verifying  the  mark  made  during  disassembly,  install  the
bearing cap to the connecting rod. If the connectin g rod
is new with no index mark, make 
 that. the bearing
locking  notches  come  on  the  same  side  as  shown.
(2)  Make  sure  that  the  connecting  rod  big  end  side  clearance
meets  the  specification.
Standard  value:   mm 
Limit:  0.4  mm   in.)
  ROD  CAP  NUT 
NOTE
The  connecting  rod  nut  should  be  installed’   the.  ‘cylinder 
head  or  the  spark  plug  removed.
(1)  Since  the  connecting  rod  bolts  and  nuts 
the  plastic  area  tightening  ‘method,  the  should be
examined  BEFORE  reuse.  the  bolt  threads  are  “necked
down”,  the  bolt  should  be  replaced. Necking  can  be  checked 
  running  ‘a  nut  with  fingers
to  the  full  length  of  the  bolt  threads. 
  the  nut  does
not  run  down 
  the  bolt  should  be  replaced. 
(2)  Before  installation  of  each  nut,  apply  engine  o il  to  the
threaded  portion  and  bearing  surface  of  the  nut.
(3)  Loosely  tighten  each  nut  to  the  bolt.
(4)  Then  tighten  the  nuts  alternately  to  a  torque  o f   Nm
(14.5
  to  install  the  cap  properly.
(5)  Make  a  paint  mark  on  the  head  of  each  nut.
(6)  Make  a  paint  mark  on  the  bolt  end  at  the  positi on  90”
to  from  the  paint  mark  made  on  the  nut  in  the  direction
of  tightening  the  nut.
(7)  Give  a 
  to   to  the  nut  and  make  sure  that  ,
the  paint  mark  on  the  nut  and  that  on  the  bolt  are  in
alignment.
Caution
(1) If the nut is turned less than  proper 
performance  may  not  be  expected.
tightening  the  nut,  therefore,  be  careful  to 
a  sufficient  turn  to  it.
(2) If the nut is   (exceeding  loosen
the  nut  completely  and  then  retlghten  it  by
repeating  the  tightenlng  procedure  from  step  (1).
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ENGINE  OVERHAUL 
11300850104
(1)  Replace   piston  ii   or  seizure  is  evident 
its  surfaces  (especially   surface).  Replace  the
piston  if  it  is  cracked. 
PISTON  PIN
(1)  the  piston  pin   the   pin  hole  a 
You  should  feel  a  slight  resistance.   the 
pin  if  it  can  be  easily  inserted  or  there  ‘is .
(2)  The  piston  and  piston  pin  must  be  replaced 
bly.
PISTON  RING
(1)  Check  ‘the   ring  for 
  and  replace  if  defects  are  evident:   piston
has  been  replaced  with  a 
  one,  the  piston 
also  be  replaced  with  new  ones.
(2)  Check  for  the  clearance 
  the  piston  ring  and
ring  groove.  If  the  limit  is  exceeded,  replace  the 
or  piston,  or  both.
Item
No.  1  ring
  ring
Limit:  0.1  mm 
  in.)
-Standard  value  mm  (in.)
(3)  Install  the  piston  ring  into  the  cylinder  bore.   Force  it
down  with  a  piston,  its  crown  being  in  contact  with   the
ring,  to  correctly  position  it  at  right  angles  to  the  cylinder
wall.  Then,  measure  the  end  gap  with  a  feeler  gauge .
If  the  ring  gap  is  excessive,  replace  the  piston  ri ng.
Standard  value  mm  (in.)
No.  1  ring
  ring
  ring
Limit:No.  1,  No.  2  ring  0.8  mm   in.)
Oil ring 1.0 mm  in.)
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ENGINE  OVERHAUL  Piston  Rod
1I
  PIN  OIL  CLEARANCE
(PLASTIGAGE  METHOD)
(1)  Remove  oil  from  crankshaft  pin  and  connecting  rod
bearing.
(2)  Cut  the  Plastigage  to  the  same  length  as  the  width  of
bearing  and  place  it  on  crankshaft  pin  in  parallel  with
i t s   a x i s .
(3)  Install  the  connecting  rod  cap 
  tighten  the
nuts  to  specified  torque.
(4)  Carefully  remove  the  connecting  rod  cap.
(5)  Measure  the  width  of  the  Plastigage  at  its  wide st  part
by  using  a  scale  printed  on  the  Plastigage  package.
Standard  value:, 
  mm 
Limit:  0.1  mm   in.)
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