🏷️ Basic Information

Make:

Mitsubishi

Model:

Verada

Generation:

KH Series

Years Covered:

1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995

Chassis Codes:

Likely based on the Mitsubishi Sigma/Diamante platform, but specific Verada chassis codes are not provided in the product description. Typically, chassis codes would be alphanumeric (e.g., KH2W).

Engine Codes:

The manual covers 'All Models/Engines/Trim/Transmissions Types', suggesting multiple engine options were available. Common engines for this era and platform included V6 naturally aspirated variants like the 6G72 (3.0L) and potentially others. Specific engine codes (e.g., 6G72 SOHC, 6G72 DOHC) are not explicitly listed but are expected to be detailed within the manual.

👋 Introduction

Target Audience:

Mitsubishi Verada owners, independent repair shops, DIY mechanics.

Comparison To Dealership:

Equivalent to the manual used by local service/repair shops, providing professional-grade information.

Completeness:

COMPLETE and INTACT, no missing/corrupt parts or pages.

Usability:

Easy to follow directions, numbered instructions, clear diagrams, user-friendly table of contents.

Cost Savings:

Enables owners to perform repairs themselves, potentially saving hundreds to thousands of dollars.

Information Source:

Written by the manufacturer (Mitsubishi), ensuring accuracy and authenticity.

📋 Manual Details

Primary Coverage:

Comprehensive service, maintenance, and troubleshooting for all Mitsubishi Verada models from 1990-1995.

Model Variants:

All Models, All Engines, All Trim Levels, All Transmission Types

Estimated Page Count:

Hundreds of pages (as stated in description). Professional workshop manuals of this era typically range from 800-1500+ pages depending on the complexity and number of variants covered.

Type:

Workshop Repair and Service Manual

Language:

English

Format:

PDF Download

📖 Manual Coverage

Engine Service Repair:

Full engine overhaul, diagnostics, repair, disassembly, assembly, cleaning, reinstalling procedures.

Transmission Service Repair:

Service and repair for all transmission types (likely including automatic and manual transmissions).

Brake System:

Maintenance, diagnostics, and repair of brake systems (e.g., hydraulic components, ABS if equipped).

Wiring Diagrams:

Detailed wiring diagrams for electrical systems.

Electrical System:

Comprehensive coverage of the vehicle's electrical systems, including diagnostics and repair.

Suspension:

Service and repair of suspension components (e.g., struts, shocks, control arms, bushings).

Periodic Lubrication:

Scheduled lubrication points and specifications.

Steering:

Maintenance, diagnostics, and repair of steering systems (e.g., power steering, steering rack/box).

Cooling System:

Service and repair of the cooling system, including radiator, thermostat, water pump, and hoses.

Fuel Injection Fuel System:

Diagnostics and repair of fuel injection systems, fuel pump, injectors, and fuel lines.

Emission System:

Information related to emission control systems and their service.

Heater Air Conditioning:

Service and repair of HVAC systems.

Engine Control System:

Diagnostics and repair of the Engine Control Unit (ECU) and related sensors/actuators.

Chassis Body:

Information pertaining to the chassis and body components.

Restraint System:

Information on seat belts, airbags, and related safety systems.

Interior:

Service and repair related to interior components.

Differential Drive:

Service and repair of the differential and drivetrain components.

Axle:

Service and repair of axle components.

General Maintenance:

Scheduled maintenance, fluid changes, filter replacements, inspections.

Troubleshooting:

Diagnostic procedures and common issue resolution.

Repair Procedures:

Step-by-step repair instructions for all covered systems.

Disassembly Assembly:

Detailed procedures for dismantling and reassembling components.

Cleaning Reinstalling:

Procedures for cleaning and properly reinstalling parts.

Depth:

Professional-level technical information, comparable to dealership service manuals. Covers everything from basic maintenance to complex diagnostics and component overhauls.

Diagnostic Support:

Extensive diagnostic information for electrical and mechanical systems, including troubleshooting charts and fault code interpretation (if applicable to the era).

Diagrams Illustrations:

Includes hundreds of detailed diagrams, drawings, and photos to guide repair procedures.

Component Identification:

Enlarged insets for detailed examination and identification of parts.

📊 Manual Specifications

Format:

PDF

Searchable:

Likely searchable text, common for professional PDF manuals.

Printability:

Full Printable

Zoom Functionality:

YES (Zoom IN/OUT functionality for detailed viewing)

Binding:

Digital Download (N/A for print binding)

Paper Type:

Digital Download (N/A for paper type)

Delivery Method:

Instant Download

Software Requirements:

Adobe PDF Reader & WinZip

Operating System Compatibility:

All Versions of Windows & Mac

⚙️ Engine Specifications

Engine Type:

Likely V6, naturally aspirated. Common engine for this generation of Mitsubishi large sedans was the 6G7 series.

Engine Displacement:

Common displacements for the 6G7 series include 3.0L (e.g., 6G72) and possibly 3.5L (e.g., 6G74) for later models within the range, though the product description does not specify. The manual covers 'All Engines', so it will detail all available options.

Horsepower Range:

Typical horsepower for V6 engines of this era in this class would range from approximately 150-200+ HP, depending on the specific engine variant and tune. Detailed figures will be in the manual.

Torque Range:

Torque figures would correspond to the horsepower range, generally in the 180-250 lb-ft range. Specific values will be detailed in the manual.

Fuel Delivery:

Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) is standard for this era, with specific details on injectors, fuel pump, fuel pressure regulator, and ECU control covered.

🔧 Transmission

Type:

The manual covers 'All Transmission Types'. For the Verada, this would likely include an automatic transmission as standard in many markets, with a manual transmission as a possible option.

Type:

Manual Transmission (specific gear counts and models need to be verified within the manual).

Automatic Features:

Features like electronically controlled automatic transmissions (e.g., INVECS) might be covered, including their diagnostic and repair procedures.

📐 Dimensions

Body Styles:

The Verada was typically a full-size luxury sedan. Sedan body style is confirmed. Wagon variants might also exist depending on the market and specific generation details not fully elaborated in the product description. The manual covers 'All Models'.

Wheelbase:

Typical for a large sedan of this era, the wheelbase would be in the range of 107-110 inches (approx. 2700-2800 mm). Specific figures are within the manual.

Curb Weight Range:

Curb weight would typically range from approximately 3200-3700 lbs (1450-1680 kg) depending on engine and features. Specifics are in the manual.

🛡️ Safety Features

Crash Test Data:

Specific crash test ratings for the 1990-1995 Mitsubishi Verada are not readily available in public domain for all markets. However, the manual will cover the Restraint System, including airbags and seatbelts, which are key safety components.

ABS:

Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) was likely an option or standard on higher trims for this period. The manual's brake system coverage will include its operation and diagnosis.

Airbags:

Driver and passenger airbags were becoming more common in this era. The manual's 'Restraint System' section will detail their function and any associated components.

💡 Technology Features

Audio System:

Standard factory audio systems would likely include AM/FM radio, cassette tape player, and possibly a CD player on higher trims. Specifications for head unit repair or replacement might be covered.

Cruise Control:

Cruise control was a common feature on luxury sedans of this era and would be detailed in the electrical/mechanical sections if applicable.

Vehicle Networking:

For this era, complex vehicle networking like CAN bus was not prevalent. Communication would be primarily through dedicated wiring for sensors and actuators, all mapped in the manual's wiring diagrams.

🔧 Maintenance

Oil Change Interval:

Typical for this era: 3,000-5,000 miles (5,000-8,000 km) or 6 months, whichever comes first, depending on driving conditions. Specific intervals and oil grades are detailed in the manual.

Transmission Fluid Change:

Recommended every 30,000-60,000 miles (48,000-96,000 km) or as per manufacturer's schedule. Manual will provide exact intervals and fluid type.

Engine Oil Type:

Likely 5W-30 or 10W-30, API Service SG or SH rating, or higher. Specific viscosity and API classification for each engine variant will be in the manual.

Coolant Type:

Ethylene glycol-based coolant, typically a 50/50 mix with distilled water. Specific Mitsubishi specifications will be in the manual.

Brake Fluid Type:

DOT 3 or DOT 4 brake fluid. Specific requirements will be detailed in the manual.

Power Steering Fluid:

Likely Dexron II or equivalent ATF, or dedicated power steering fluid. Manual will specify.

Common Wear Items:

As with many vehicles of this age, common wear items would include suspension bushings, exhaust components, brake wear parts, and potentially fuel injectors or fuel pumps. The manual provides diagnostic steps to identify these.

Electrical Reliability:

Older vehicles can experience degradation of wiring insulation and electrical connectors due to age. The detailed wiring diagrams in this manual are crucial for troubleshooting such issues.

📚 Vehicle History

Mitsubishi Motors:

Mitsubishi Motors, a Japanese multinational automotive manufacturer, has a history dating back to 1917. Known for innovation in powertrain technology and durable vehicles.

Verada Positioning:

The Verada was Mitsubishi's large, luxury sedan offering, often positioned as a competitor to other Japanese and some European executive cars in its respective markets. It was often a rebadged or closely related model to the Mitsubishi Diamante or Sigma.

Manufacturing Locations:

Likely produced in Japan, with potential assembly in other markets depending on specific sales regions. The KH series platform was shared with other global models.

🏆 Awards & Recognition

Vehicle Awards:

Specific awards for the Mitsubishi Verada 1990-1995 are not widely documented in general automotive history. The Verada was positioned as a premium sedan, and its accolades would be market-specific and potentially related to comfort, refinement, and value within its segment.