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Unless it is the most basic maintenance I have never liked the aftermarket manuals like Chiltons, Haynes, etc. In my experience I have found that they're simply too general and in many cases contain inaccurate info. In other cases they simply do not have manual available.

I favor the real factory service manuals. For Mitsu's you must purchase them from Mitsubishi. you may be able to purchase them from your local dealer or an rising number of dealerships who now offer online parts buy alternatives.

Mitsu owner and fan for 15+ years.

Go to auto parts store and purchase a Chiltons fix Manual they're bout $30 and are car particular down to finish rebuilds.