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Spend a few minutes at http://www.mitsubishilinks.com/http://www.mitsubishilinks.com/ You can find the 92 -95 service manual. It should have everything you are looking for. Remember to clip the donate button at the top.(y)

"Do you mean the main gushes?" <----- i don't know what you are asking here? Even though you state the red warning lights flash for an instant, I was curious if the voltage gauge on the top of the dash showed anything? That's why I asked about the gauge cluster on the top of the dash.

You might check the battery cables and the ground straps between the; battery and the chassis, engine and the chassis. Does your 95 have the gauge cluster on the top of the dash?

Woo Hoo Hoo. Time for a celebration.

There was a 2004 Gen 3 Montero at U-Wrench-It in Norcross. It arrived on Dec 30.

Is this a standard nut or the security nut? For a security nut, folks have used a sacrificial socket. Hammer it on. Then spin it off with a wrench.

All the Gen 1 LWB trucks I've had, always had an aux oil cooler. The Gen 1 SWB I had, did not have an aux oil cooler.

Damaged solder joints may not be obvious. I've seen some computer boards that have been fixed by ..... - Removing the board from the device. - Removing all the plastic parts from the board. - Preheating an oven to between 350 and 450 degrees. This depends on the board. - Place the board on metal...

Are the fittings the same from Gen 1 to Gen 2?

Check if your particular VIN had an advisory on the crank bolt.

Cam seals. Check the crank bolt.

Gen 1 - - Replace the crank bolt if it isn't the third version. - Any sign of leaks around the valve covers? If so, replace the valve cover gaskets. - The typical tune-up items like spark plugs, filters, etc

When I had the rotors in my Gen 1 cryo treated at 300 Below ( www.300below.com ), they recommended Wager ThermoQuiet pads. I've used ThermoQuiet pads on my Gen 2 and Gen 1 Sport.

I've seen some Gen 1 grills that have locations for fog lights. How about a Gen 3 jerry can holder?

The right tool for the job. It makes all the difference.