1990 MITSUBISHI SPYDER service

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MITSUBISHI SPYDER 1990  Service Repair Manual   TRANSAXLE 
ENGINE AND   ENGINE>   On-vehicle  Service
Standard  Hydraulic  Pressure 
No. SelectleverpositionEngine 
speed
Shift1Reducing
pressure Standard  oil  pressure 
  (psi)
24678Front
End  clu

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MITSUBISHI SPYDER 1990  Service Repair Manual AUTOMATIC  TRANSAXLE ENGINE AND   ENGINE>   On-vehicle  Service
Hydraulic  Pressure  Test  Diagnosis 
Case
1
Description
Nos. 2 , 3 
  ,  5  ,  6  and  7  hydraulic  pressures  (line  pressure)  are

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MITSUBISHI SPYDER 1990  Service Repair Manual AUTOMATIC  TRANSAXLE 
ENGINE  (TURBO)  AND   ENGINE>   Service
ringI
  D-ring
  Seal
  O-ring
 Oil seal
  D-ring
0  Seal  ring
RearLow-reverseI
Front  clutch  D-ring
A  Seal  ring
  D-ring
  brake
  O

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MITSUBISHI SPYDER 1990  Service Repair Manual AUTOMATIC  TRANSAXLE 
ENGINE  (TURBO)  AND   ENGINE>   On-vehicle  Service
CASE  1  No.  2   and  7  hydraulic  pressures  (line  pressure)  are  all abnormal.
  Refer  to  Automatic  Transaxle  Overh

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MITSUBISHI SPYDER 1990  Service Repair Manual AUTOMATIC:  TRANSAXLE 
ENGINE  AND   On-vehicle  Service
CASE  3  No.  2  hydraulic  pressure  (kickdown  brake   pressure)  is  abnormal.  .
  Refer  to  Automatic  Transaxle  Overhaul
NoAreotherhydr

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MITSUBISHI SPYDER 1990  Service Repair Manual AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE 
ENGINE  (TURBO)  AND   On-vehicle  Service
Lock  nut
  SERVO  ADJUSTMENT
1.  Completely  remove  all  dirt  and  other  materials  adhered
around  the 
  servo  switch.
2.  Remove

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MITSUBISHI SPYDER 1990  Service Repair Manual AUTOMATIC  TRANSAXLE 
ENGINE  (TURBO)  AND   ENGINE>   On-vehicle  Service
6.  Engage  the  special  tool  (outer)  on  the  lock  nut.
Rotating  the  outer  cylinder  counterclockwise  and  the  inne

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MITSUBISHI SPYDER 1990  Service Repair Manual AUTOMATIC TRANSAXLE 
ENGINE  (TURBO)  AND   ENGINE>   On-vehicle  Service
9.  Tighten  the  lock  nut  by  hand  until  the  lock  nut contacts
the  piston.  Then  using  the  torque  wrench,  tighten