FTO Owners Handbook

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Mitsubishi FTO

Owners Handbook


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Contents

Contents ................................................................ ............................................................. ........... 2

Forward ........................................................ ........................................................... .......... 5

Acknowledgements ............................................................. .............................................. 5

Disclaimer ....................................................... ................................................................. . 5

General overview.................................................................................................................................... 6

Dashboard.......................................................... ................................................................ ........... 6

Interior ......................................................... ........................................................... ...................... 7

Exterior ............................................................. ................................................................. ........... 8

Vehicle Introduction and Safety ............................................................. .............................................. 9

Warning notes.......................................................... .................................................................... . 9

Tips when driving an automatic vehicle. ............................................................ ............. 12

Opening / closing the vehicle .............................................................. ................................................. 14

The key ...................................................... ........................................................... ...................... 14

Unlocking the door ........................................................... ......................................................... . 14

Keyless entry ............................................................. ................................................................ . 15

Central door locking ............................................................... .................................................... 16

Window operation .............................................................. ........................................................ 17

Engine compartment................................................................... ................................................ 18

Fuel access................................................................. ................................................................ . 19

Boot access ....................................................... ................................................................. ......... 19Sunroof .................................................... ........................................................... ........................ 20

Power sunroof........................................ ................................................................ .......... 20

Manual sunroof................................................. ............................................................... 20

Driving position.................................................................................................................................... 22

Seat adjustment............ ........................................................... .................................................... 22

Front seat adjustment........................................................ ............................................... 22

Rear seat .......................................................... ................................................................ 24

Seat belts.......... ................................................................ .......................................................... . 25

When you fasten your seat belt.............................................................................. .......... 26

SRS Air bag restraint system.............................................................................................................. 27Instrument panel.................................................................................................................................. 29

Instrument overview ...................................................... ............................................................. 29

Amp-meter.................................................................... ................................................... 29

Odometer / trip meter ............................................................. ......................................... 30

Warning lights ........................................................... ................................................................. 31

Light switch .............................................................. ................................................................. . 33

Wiper switch............................................................... ............................................................... . 34

Front wiper .......................................................... ............................................................ 34

Wash / wipe control................................................................ ......................................... 35

Rear screen wiper. ......................................................... .................................................. 35

Other switches .............................................................. .............................................................. 36


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Hazard switch ....................................................... ........................................................... 36

Windscreen de-mist ............................................................. ............................................ 36

Fog / park light ............................................................ .................................................... 37

Ignition switch............................................................. .................................................... 37

Park brake............ ........................................................... ................................................. 38

Hand brake operation ................................................................ ...................................... 41

Adjustable items ............................................................ ............................................................ . 42

Steering wheel adjustment................................ ............................................................... 42

Interior mirror adjustment .................................................... ........................................... 42

Door mirrors ...................................................... ....................................................... ....... 42

Door mirror parking .................................................... .................................................... 43

ABS ....................................................... ....................................................... ................... 43

Traction Control operation ........................................................... ................................... 44

Interior bits .......................................................... ............................................................ 44

Passenger interior lights.............................................................. ..................................... 46

Clock .............................................................. ............................................................ ..... 46

Storage space ....................................................... .............................................................. ......... 47

Coin holder ....................................................... ............................................................... 47

Glove box .......................................................... .............................................................. 47

Center console ....................................................... .......................................................... 47

Storage in boot................................. ................................................................ ................ 48

Climate control..................................................................................................................................... 48

Climate controls...................................................... ......................................................... 50

Air flow indicator ............................................................ ................................................ 51Automatic air conditioning ........................................................ ................................................. 52

Operating the system as an automatic air conditioning ................................................... 53

Operating the system as a normal air conditioner................................................... ......... 54

Audio equipment.................................................................................................................................. 56

Antenna...................................... ........................................................... ...................................... 56

Safety features ................................................................ ............................................................ .......... 58

Fitting of snow chains.......................... ........................................................... ............................ 58

Emergency flare............................................................ ............................................................. . 58

Tool kit and jack ................................................................ ......................................................... 59

Supporting the vehicle ............................................................. ................................................... 60

Changing the wheel and tyre. ...................................................... ............................................... 60

Starting the vehicle by external battery. ........................................................... ............... 64

Towing the vehicle. .......................................................... ............................................... 65

Service guide......................................................................................................................................... 66

Capacities.......................................................... ................................................................ .......... 66

Fuses ........................................................... ........................................................... ..................... 66

Removal of fuses ............................................................. ................................................ 67

Engine oil............................ ................................................................ ........................................ 68

Belt adjustment. .................................................... ............................................................. ......... 69

Globes........................................................ ................................................................ ................. 69

Tyre information............................................................. ........................................................... . 70


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Engine information ............................................................ ......................................................... 71

Removing the spark plugs..................................................... ...................................................... 71


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Forward

This manual has been translated from the Japanese original owners manual. It is not an exactreplication, some parts have been omitted and some added.

Acknowledgements

Mitsubishi Motors copyright most of the illustrations. Any additional illustrations or drawings are theproperty of Tarkus Services. Thanks to Chihiro Iwamura and Junko Machida for help with thetranslation.

Disclaimer

Great care has been taken in the translation / production of this manual, but, vehicle manufacturerscan make alterations and design changes during production of a vehicle. No liability can be acceptedby the authors or production team, for any damage or injuries caused by any errors or omissions in

this manual.


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General overview

Dashboard

1. Passenger air bag cover

2. Climate control screen

3. Analogue clock

4. Heated rear screen switch

5. Ammeter

6. Emergency hazard switch

7. Electric antenna switch

8. Windscreen wiper switch

9. Instrument panel

10. Fog light switch

11. Indicator / light switch

12. Traction control switch

13. Exterior mirror control

14. Radio

15. Gear lever

16. Handbrake

17. Drivers air bag cover

18. Ignition switch


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Interior

1. Rear view mirror

2. Sunroof switch

3. Sun visor

4. Power window switch panel

5. Seat belt

6. Emergency flare

7. Glove box

8. Cigarette lighter

9. Ash tray

10. Cup tray

11. Console box

12. Seat


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Exterior

1. Boot lid

2. Power windows

3. Door handle / lock

4. Bonnet

5. Sun roof

6. Mirrors

7. Antenna

8. Fuel cover

9. Wheel

10. Headlight

11. Sidelight


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Vehicle Introduction and Safety

Please read this section.

Even if you do not read the entire manual, this section should be studied before

operating the vehicle.

Warning notes

Check exterior of vehicle before driving.

Do not carry flammable liquids or gasbottles in the vehicle, as this may cause a

fire or explosion in the event of an

accident.

Make sure seat belt is adjusted and

fastened for all passengers as well as the

driver, before driving. For more

information on the seat belts, see later inthis manual.

Do not run the engine in a confined area,

as this will cause a build up of carbon

monoxide, which is dangerous. Make

sure that there is adequate ventilation if

you do need to run the engine in a

confined space.


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Make that there is nothing loose that can

interfere with the controls of the vehicle,

such as cans or bottles.

Make sure that any mats or covers do not

interfere with the controls of the vehicle.

Page 6 ? 2000cc ? check translation.

Do not try to turn the ignition switch off,

while driving. This may cause serious

damage to the engine. If you turn the key

to ACC or LOCK position while

driving you will lose the use of the power

brakes and power steering, also the

steering lock will engage. Also no

warning lights will be illuminated.

Do not put the seats in the reclined

position, while the vehicle is moving.

When reversing, make sure that the rearof the vehicle is clear of obstructions and

children.


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When travelling in wet or slippery

conditions, use care when accelerating

and braking. After driving through deep

water (over 5 cms deep) gently apply thebrakes whilst moving to dry them.

When travelling downhill, take extra care

not to use the brakes too much. Excessive

use can cause the fluid to boil and

become ineffective. If possible use the

engine brake to keep the speed at a steady

pace.

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Only use the right foot to operate

automatic vehicle, dont operate left and

right foot together for this could cause

excessive wear on the brake pads.

The vehicle will only start, when the gear

lever is in park.

The vehicle will only go into reverse,when the foot brake is operated.


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When driving an automatic, only use the

right foot to operate the accelerator and

brake.

When leaving the vehicle, leave the gear

lever in park.

Do not start the vehicle, if the exhaust is

not clear.

Always leave the ignition in lock, when

sleeping?

Tips when driving an automatic vehicle.

Vehicles fitted with automatic transmission are easier to drive for there is no need

for gear changes or clutch operation. But you must learn the techniques related to its

use.

1. When the shift lever is in any position other than P or N, the vehicle maycreep forward even when the accelerator is not pressed.

2. When stationary, even on level ground, apply the foot brake to prevent thevehicle moving.

3. If the air conditioner is operating the engine will be idling faster than normal andmay cause the vehicle movement to be greater.


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Make sure all children are securelyfastened in the seat belts before moving.

Do not allow children to lean out of the

open windows.

Make sure children are secure, before

moving the vehicle.

Help children when entering or leavingthe vehicle.

Always use genuine Mitsubishi spare parts.

SRS Supplemental Restraint System

In vehicles fitted with SRS, do not replace thesteering wheel with an after market wheel. TheSRS will NOT work.


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Opening / closing the vehicle

The key

The key number is located as shown. It

is advisable to make a note of the key

number.

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Unlocking the door

To unlock the vehicle with the key, turn

it anti-clockwise. To lock the vehicle

with the key, turn the key clockwise.

To lock the door without using the key:

1. Push inside door-lock lever forward.2. Hold door handle open.3. Push door closed.


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To lock the door from inside the vehicle,

push the door-lock lever forward. To

unlock pull the lever backward. If the

drivers handle is used, the door willautomatically open if previously locked.

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Keyless entry

To lock the door with the remote, press

the red button. To unlock the door, press

the white button, the indicator light will

illuminate during both operations.

To change the battery in the remote,

remove the small screw and pries open

the case carefully. Be careful that you do

not damage the seal.


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Central door locking

When the key is turned in the door lock,both doors will either lock or unlock.

This is the same for the remote control.


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Window operation

Push down the button, to close the

window.

Pull the button up to open the window.

The drivers window can be opened or

closed in one operation. To open pull the

switch up to the top and released

quickly, to close push the switch forward

and release quickly.

On the drivers door, are 2 window

controls. The left button controls the

passenger side window and the right

button controls the drivers side window.

On the passenger door is one control.This is for the passenger window only.

On the drivers door is the button to lock

the window operation.

To protect the battery try to open / close

the windows only when the engine is

running.


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Engine compartment

1. To open the engine compartment, pull

the small lever indicated towards you.

2. Under the front of the bonnet, there is

a small lever. Push this to the left. This

will allow the bonnet to lift up.

To secure the bonnet, release the bonnet

stay from the front of the engine bay.

The end of the stay should be secured in

the slot in the bonnet.

The stay should be secured on its clip,

before closing the bonnet.


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Fuel access

To gain access to the fuel filler, lift thesmall lever located at the right side of the

drivers foot-well.

Boot access

Lift lever

Use key

Redo photo


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Sunroof

Power sunroof

Fto-om-20-1a

Fto-20-1b

Manual sunroof

Fto-21-1a


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Fto-21-1b

Fto-21-1c


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Driving position

Seat adjustment

Important

Always adjust the seat to suit you before

driving, making sure: You can comfortably reach the

steering wheel.

You can operate the foot controlswith ease.

The seat belt is comfortable with notwists.

You are seated properly.

Front seat adjustment

Do not try to adjust the drivers seat while the vehicle is moving. The risk of loosing

control while the seat is not fixed could be very dangerous.

Forward and backward

This is achieved by pulling the indicatedlever up, and sliding the seat.


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Seat back tilt

Lift the lever indicated, and move the

backrest.

Front seat cushion

By turning the 2 dials at the right-hand

side of the seat, the seat cushion heightcan be adjusted.

See above.

Rear seat access.

To gain access to the rear seats, push the

small lever (on the passenger seat)

backwards. This allows the seat to move

to its most forward position and the

backrest to tilt forward.


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Rear seat

The rear seat cushion can be removed, for cleaning or the fitting of seat covers.

Rear seat removal.

Pull the 2 small catches forward lifting the seatclear of the rear locating lugs. Then pull thecushion towards yourself.

Seat replacement.

Put the seat belt buckles on the base.

Push the seat backward until the 2 holes

line up with the hooks under the seat

cushion.

Fixing hook.

Fitting holes.

Attention

Please make sure that the seat cushion is put back in its place properly after you

remove it.


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Seat belts

Fto-27-1a

Redo photo

Fto-28-1a

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Fto-28-1c

Redo photo

When you fasten your seat belt.

Fto-29-1aMake sure that the belt is not twisted. Set

the plate into the buckle until it clicks.

Fto-29-1b

Fto-29-1c

When you unfasten the belt, hold the plate andpress on the buckle. The belt will automatically

rewind.


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Fto-29-1d

Redo photo

Fto-29-1e

When you see a red label on the anchor

cover, this means that the belt has been

stretched. It must be replaced with a newbelt.

SRS Air bag restraint system

Air bags are used to supplement the normal seat belts in case of an accident. Insertfrom pages 30, 31 & 32.

If the vehicle is involved in an front end

accident, both the drivers and front

passengers air bags are deployed. Even if

the vehicle has been fitted with SRS, seat

belts must be worn.


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The SRS cannot be turned off.

Redo photo

Do not place objects or stickers onto the

steering wheel or passenger side air bag

egress panel.

Do not fit rear facing child restraint seats

in the front passenger seat. If the air bag

is deployed in an accident, the child seat

will be pushed backwards.

When the ignition is turned on, the SRS

indicator will be illuminated for approx 7

seconds then go out. If it stays on or fails

to come on at all, contact your dealer.


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Instrument panel

Instrument overview

1. Volt-meter.2. Rev counter.3. Fuel level.4. Speedometer.5. Odometer / trip button.6. Odometer.7. Trip meter.8. Engine temperature.

Volt-meter

The voltmeter should have a reading of

about 13 volts in normal running. If the

reading is below 12 volts, have the

system checked by an auto electrician.


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Odometer / trip meter

To change from odometer to trip or

vice versa, push the ODO / trip button onthe instrument panel. To zero the trip

meter, whilst the trip is visible, push

and hold the ODO / trip button in for 5

seconds.


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Warning lights

1. Exhaust warning light.2. Oil pressure warning light.3. Battery warning light.4. Engine system warning light5. Turn signal lights.6. Washer reservoir tank warning light.7. Door open warning light.8.

Brake / hand brake warning light.

9. High beam indicator light10. Seat belt reminder light.11.Low fuel warning light.


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Turn signal indicator. when the indicator lever is operated

for a left or right turn, the appropriate light will be illuminated, itwill flash along with the outside lights. Pushing the hazard-warning

switch will cause both the turn indicators on the instrument panel

and all the outside lights to flash.

High beam indicator light. This will be illuminated whenthe main lights are switched to high beam.

Exhaust warning light. If this comes on then the exhaust isoverheating. Stop the car as soon as possible, make sure there is

nothing flammable (grass, paper etc) under the vehicle. Wait approx

15 minutes before restarting, if the light has gone out continue onyour journey. If the light comes back on stop the vehicle again and

wait longer, also have the exhaust checked.

Oil pressure warning light. This will normally come, onwhen the ignition is turned on, but should go out after a few seconds.

Battery warning light. This will normally come, on when theignition is turned on, but should go out after a few seconds. If it

stays on or comes on whilst you are driving, stop the car and have it

checked by an auto electrician.

Engine system. if this comes on, it indicates a problem with theengine or electrical system, have the engine / electrics checked.

Washer reservoir tank warning light. This will come onwhen the water level in the washer bottle is low.

Door open warning light. This will come on when a door isopen or not closed properly.

Brake / hand brake warning light. This has 3 functions:-

1. Will be illuminated when the handbrake is on.2. When the brake fluid is low.3. When the brake pads need replacing.Seat belt reminder light. This will be illuminated until thedriver puts their seat belt on.

Low fuel warning light. This will come on when the fuellevel is down to about 8 litres.


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Light switch

Redo photo

Ft0-40-1a

- Off.

- Parking lights.

- Driving lights.

Ft0-40-1b

Change from main beam to low beam.

Ft0-41-1a

Position 1 indicator on.

Position 2 hold for indicator.


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Wiper switch

Front wiper

Fto-41-1b

O = off

- - - = intermittent (fixed time)

I = normal speed

II = fast speed

Fto-41-1c

O = off

- - - = intermittent (variable time)

I = normal speed

II = fast speed

Fto-42-1a

O = off

- - - = intermittent (variable time)

I = normal speed

II = fast speed

Fto-42-1b

By turning this switch, you can control

the delay on the intermittent.


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Fto-42-1c

By turning this switch, you can control

the delay on the intermittent.

Wash / wipe control.

Fto-43-1a

Operates wash / wipe.

Rear screen wiper.

Fto-43-1b

O = off

- - - = Intermittent.

I = normal speed.


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Fto-43-1c

Rear screen washer control.

Other switches

Hazard switch

Hazard warning light switch. This turns

ON / OFF the hazard warning lights. The

turn signal indicator light will operate on

the instrument panel. The ignition does

not need to be on for this operation.

Windscreen de-mist

The switch indicated is for the

windscreen de-mister. When it is

operating, there is a small indicator on

the display panel.


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Fog / park light

Fto-44-1c

Fog light switch? / Park lights?. When

this is depressed the front fog lights and

the rear lights will be illuminated.

Redo photo

Ignition switch

Ft0-46-1a

Ignition switch.

Ft0-46-1b

When the key is in this position, the

steering is locked and the key can be

removed.

Ft0-46-1c

When the key is in this position, the

accessories i.e. radio / CD can be used.


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Park brake

Fto-47-1a

Lift up to activate park brake. Press

button in, to release the brake.

Fto-47-1b

Always leave the gear selection inNeutral or Park, when the park brake is

applied.

Fto-48-1a

Recommended speeds / gears for

running in.

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Ft0-50-1a

The button indicated must be depressed

and the foot brake applied, before thegear lever can be moved.

Fto-50-1b

FTO-51-1

Gear selection indicator.

Add pages 52/53/54/55/56

Fto-52-1a Park.

Reverse.

Neutral.

Drive.


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Ft0-53-1a

53-1b

53-1c

54-1a


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Kick Down

When the accelerator is pressed down

quickly, the transmission will kickdown to a lower gear. This will give an

instant power response which is useful

when overtaking or entering a major

road or motorway.

55-1a

Tip-Tronic gear selection.

56-1a.

The selected gear is shown as indicated

by the arrow.

Hand brake operation

56-1b

lift the hand brake to apply, push in thebutton to release the brake.


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Adjustable items

Steering wheel adjustment

Fto-57-1a

Push lever located under the steering

wheel down, move the steering wheel to

the desired position and firmly pull the

lever up to lock.

Interior mirror adjustment

Fto-57-1b

The mirror can be dipped (so you are not

dazzled by the lights from a following

vehicle) by moving the small lever

forward or backward.

Door mirrors

Fto-57-1c

On basic model. The small joystick willadjust the drivers door mirror.


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Fto-57-1d

On the next model, the switch can be

moved so you can adjust both doormirrors.

Door mirror parking

Fto-58-1a

The door mirrors can be folded in to

allow for easier parking.

Fto-58-1b

To fold the mirrors in, depress #1 button.To unfold the mirrors, depress #2 button.

ABS

Anti Lock Brakes


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Traction Control operation

Fto-060-1a

To turn the TCL on / off, use the switch

located next to the mirror adjustment

switch.

Fto-060-1b

Fto-060-1c

When the Traction Control on, the

indicator light on the instrument panel is

illuminated.

Interior bits

Fto-062-1a

The sun-visor can be unclipped andmoved to the side position.

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Fto-062-1b

Document / sunglasses holder.

Fto-062-1c

Cigarette ashtray. Lift to open.

Fto-062-1d

Pull to remove so you can empty the

ashtray.

Fto-062-1e

Cigarette lighter, push in to use.


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Passenger interior lights.

Fto-063-1a

Fto-063-1b

Clock

64-1a


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Storage space

Coin holder

064 1b

Redo photo

Glove box

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Center console

1d


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Storage in boot

65-1a

Redo photo

Climate control

Fto-68-1a

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Fto-68-1c

Redo photo

Fto-69-1a


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Climate controls

Fto-70-1a

1. On switch.2. Rear screen de-mist switch.3. Air flow.4. Fan speed control.5. Air condition control.6. Exterior temperature switch.7. Off switch.8. Indicator screen.9. Air flow direction.10.Front screen de-mist switch.Fto-70-1b

Fan speed indicator.

Redo photo

Fto-071-1a

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Automatic air conditioning

By simply pressing the AUTO button and selecting the desired temperature, the air conditioningoperates to cool or warm automatically in order to maintain the selected temperature.

Insert pictures showing sensors.

CAUTION When using the air conditioning, the idling speed is slightly increased. Therefore,take extra care when starting to move the vehicle.

Note:

1 - There is a photo sensor, atmospheric

temperature sensor and an interior air temperaturesensor inside the vehicle.

1. Photo sensor2. Atmospheric temperature sensor3. Interior air temperature sensorNever place anything on top or cover thesesensors, doing so will prevent them fromfunctioning properly.

2 A mist may be seen coming from the air outletsfor a while during cooling. This is simply the resultof humid air being suddenly cooled.

3 The temperature setting and the button selectedair condition modes remain in memory even after

the engine has been switched off. However,

disconnecting the cable from the battery terminalwill erase all those stored in memory and set the


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temperature automatically to 25.0C (AUTO).

Operating the system as an automatic air conditioning

1. Auto button and temperature set dial.2. Front windscreen demister.3. Outside air / recirculate.4. Fan speed control.5. Air condition control.6. Set temperature / outside temperature control.7. Off button.8. Display screen.9. Air flow control.10. Rear windscreen demister control.

In normal conditions, use the system in AUTO mode and follow these procedures:

1. Press the AUTO button. The indicator will illuminate and the outlet port (except ? and ?),interior/exterior air select and blower speed and ON/OFF of air conditioner will be controlledautomatically. The air conditioning compressor operation will change to (insert picture) (constant

air conditioning operation).

2. Turn the TEMP dial to set the desired temperature. The temperature can be set within a rangeof 17.0C to 32.0C. the temperature will increase as the dial is turned in a clockwise direction.

Note: 1 If the outside air temperature drops below 0C an alarm will sound, and the outside airtemperature is automatically displayed for a while.

Note: 2 When the vehicle is stopping or in some cases when the outside air temperature is likely tobe influenced by the engine compartment, or the sunshine reflected by the road surface, thedisplayed temperature may be higher than the actual temperature.

Note: 3 Press the * button according to the need. Ever time the button is pressed, the modechanges from ECO * to * to stop; and simultaneous with this, the display indicator changes

as well.


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Audio equipment

Antenna

90-1a

There are 2 antenna options on the

vehicle. 1

st

option is a built in antennausing part of the heated rear screen

element. The 2nd option is an electric

telescopic antenna, located on the rear

near side quarter panel.

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90-1b

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Safety features

Fitting of snow chains

98-1a

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Emergency flare

100-1a

In Japan it is mandatory to carry an

emergency flare, in case you break

down. This is illegal in Australia.

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Tool kit and jack

101-1a

To access the tool kit and jack, open the

boot and lift up the carpeted section in

the middle of the boot floor. The tool kit

is in a black plastic bag and the jack is

secured at the left hand side of the spare

wheel.

101-1b

The tool kit comprises of 1 smallspanner, a wheel nut wrench and jack

handle. A spark plug spanner is also

included.

101-1c

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Supporting the vehicle

Changing the wheel and tyre.

102-1a

Note that the spare wheel is of theemergency use only type. It should

only be used for a short distance and at

greatly reduced road speed.


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Service guide

Capacities

Fuel 60 liters

Engine oil 4 liters

Transmission oil manual ? liters

Transmission oil automatic 7.5 liters

Cooling system ? liters

Fuses

110-1a

To access fuse in drivers foot-well.

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114-1a

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Belt adjustment.

1800 cc engine

A 7.00 m/m to 8.00 m/m

B -

Globes.

Headlight

Main beam 60 W

Low beam 51 W

? 5 W

? 55 W

? 21 / 5 W


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? 21 W

?

? 21 W

? 5 W

? 21 W

? 5 W

Tyre information

Position of sticker showing tyre

pressures and size.

117-1a

Tyres should be only moved front to

back, not diagonally. The tyres are

directional.


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Engine information

1800 cc &2000 cc

engine.

118-1a

2000 cc

MIVEC

118-1b

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Removing the spark plugs

Remove the 5 screws indicated.

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Lift off the cover ?.

119-1b

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119-1c

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119-1d

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