I dunno about the rest of you guys, but when I go to mitsubishilinks.com , I'm generally in a big hurry for something specific, and have never looked thru the other listings on the page. After some prodding, I went and checked out this gem:

http://www.mitsubishilinks.com/fsm/raider_fsm_1989_powertraindiagnostics-30l.pdf

Now, this may have been written specifically for the 89 3.0, but the principals here can be applied to any of the fuel injected vehicles. There has been quite a few people on here who could have benefited from this, and Haz-toys "wiring tune-up". I personally know the clean everything and di-eleectric grease on my ignition helped me make it thru 4' of water a couple times.

Another good one for the 4 cylinders is this one.

http://www.mitsubishilinks.com/fsm/raider_fsm_1987_Raider_fbcdriveability.pdf

This is supposed to be for the stock carb, but once again, the principals involved will work on Weber carbed vehicles too! Thanks Bill for keeping this site up, and if'n you guys can help him with a bit of PayPal sent to him to show your appreciation, any help would be appreciated by Bill.

Thanks for the plug, Frank. It's just my way of giving back to the community. And it has become a little fun in that I can't believe how many people/places literally around the world hit the site up. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/patriot.gif" alt="" />

One of these days I'm going to make the site/page look better. Trouble is the PC that had it crapped out a while ago. That means I'll have to pull what's there first. And with all the PDFs, many of the scanned, that's a ton-o-GBs...

Yeah, you're the man Bill!

Your PM inbox is full otherwise i was going to PM you these links.


http://mitsubishi.epc-data.com/pajero/

http://mitsubishi.epc-data.com/challenger/

http://mitsubishi.epc-data.com/triton/

Mitsubishi parts catalog

I'm working on a way to have ASA running on a virtual machine (Amazon EC2), and a publicly accessible web page that allows you use it from anywhere. It can be done but I'd have to pay Amazon's fees plus the software to accomplish this (basically an RDP-to-web utility) isn't free. But I have used it a couple of times to look up parts, it does work.

I wanted to do the same thing...