2004 MITSUBISHI L200 battery capacity

FOR PLEASANT DRIVING
Cigarette lighterEG31A-Aj
The cigarette lighter can be used while the
ignition switch is on either “ON” or “ACC”.
1 - Push all the way in.
The lighter will automatically return to its
original position with a “click” when ready.
Pull it out for use.
After use, insert the lighter all the way to
its original position in the socket.
NOTE
Do not leave the cigarette lighter removed
from its socket, because the socket might
become clogged by foreign material and
be short-circuited.
(4) Do not leave the cigarette lighter
pushed in or insert the cigarette
lighter from another vehicle.
Otherwise, the lighter may over-
heat and cause fire.
(5) It is recommended that only the
lighter be inserted in it’s socket.
Use of “plug-in” type access-
ories may damage the socket
and result in poor retention of
the lighter.
(6) When the cigarette lighter
socket is used as a power
source for an electric appliance,
be sure that the electric appli-
ance operates at 12V and has an
electric capacity of 120W or less.
In addition, long use of the elec-
tric appliance without running
the engine may run down the
battery.CAUTION(1) Do not touch heating element or
lighter housing, hold the knob
only as burns may occur.
(2) Do not allow children to operate
or play with the cigarette lighter
as burns may occur.
(3) Something is wrong with the
cigarette lighter if it does not
pop back out within approxim-
ately 30 seconds of being
pushed in.
Leaving the cigarette lighter
pushed in for an extended pe-
riod could cause fire. If it does
not pop out by itself, pull it out
and have the problem corrected
at an authorized MITSUBISHI
dealer.
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MAINTENANCE
Type 2
The condition of the battery is very impor-
tant for quick starting of the engine and
proper functioning of the vehicle’s elec-
trical system. Check the condition at regu-
lar intervals and care the battery if neces-
sary.
To determine the battery charge, check
the battery test indicator (1) on top of the
battery.
If the test indicator is seen blue which
looked into it from above, the battery is
okay. If white, the battery requires
charging.
The electrolyte level must be between the
upper line and lower line on the outside of
the battery. Replenish with distilled water
as necessary.
The inside of the battery is divided into
several compartments; remove the cap
from each compartment and fill to the
upper line.
WARNING(1) Keep sparks, cigarettes and
flames away from the battery be-
cause the battery could explode.
(2) The battery electrolyte is ex-
tremely caustic. Do not allow it
to come in contact with your
eyes, skin, clothing, or the
painted surfaces of the vehicle.
Spilled electrolyte should be
flushed immediately with ample
amounts of water.
Irritation to eyes or skin from
contact with electrolyte requires
immediate medical attention.
(3) Ventilate when charging or us-
ing the battery in an enclosed
space.
CAUTION(1) Never disconnect the battery
with the ignition switch “ON”;
doing so could damage the vehi-
cle’s electrical components.
(2) Never short-circuit the battery;
doing so could cause it to over-
heat and damage it.
(3) Always wear protective eye
goggles when working near the
battery.
Do not fill beyond the upper line because
spillage during driving could cause dam-
age.
During cold weather
The capacity of the battery is reduced at
low temperatures. This is an inevitable re-
sult of its chemical and physical proper-
ties. This is why a very cold battery, partic-
ularly one that is not fully charged anyway,
will only deliver a fraction of the starter
current which is normally available.
It is recommended that you have the bat-
tery checked by an authorized MIT-
SUBISHI dealer before the start of cold
weather and, if necessary, have it
charged. This not only ensures reliable
starting, but a battery which is kept fully
charged also has a longer life.
Disconnection and connection
To disconnect the battery cable, stop the
engine, first disconnect the negative (–)
terminal and then the positive (+) terminal.
When connecting the battery, first connect
the positive (+) terminal and then the neg-
ative (–) terminal.
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Electrical system EP01GPO
*: Optional equipment
Tyres and wheelsEP01HPO
*: Optional equipment
SPECIFICATIONS
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Voltage12 V
Battery type 95D31R (622CCA/159RC), 80D26R* x 2 (582CCA/133RC)
Alternator capacity 65A, 75A*, 80A*
Item2WD
4WDWith turbochargerWithout turbocharger
Tyre Size
185R14C 8PR 102/100R185R14C 8PR 102/100Q
185R14C 8PR 102/100R*205/80R16 104S
WheelSize
14 x 6 JJ (St), 14 x 6 JJ (Al)* 16 x 6 J (St)
Offset
33 mm
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SPECIFICATIONS
Electrical system EP01GPE
*: Optional equipment
Tyres and wheelsEP01HPE
*: Optional equipment
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Item
Petrol-powered vehiclesDiesel-powered vehicles
GLGLS
Voltage12 V
Battery type50B24R (390CCA/71RC)
75D26R* (490CCA/123RC)
55D23R* (356CCA/99RC)95D31R (622CCA/159RC)
80D26R* x 2 (582CCA/133RC)
Alternator capacity 70A 65A, 75A*, 80A* 75A, 80A*
Spark plug typeNGK: BKR5E-11
DENSO: K16PR-U11
CHAMPION: RC10YC4—
ItemPetrol-powered vehiclesDiesel-powered vehicles
GLGLS
Tyre Size
205/80R16 104S 265/70R16 112S
WheelSize
16 x 6 J (St) 16 x 7 JJ (Al)
Offset
33 mm 10 mm
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SPECIFICATIONS
Electrical system EP01GZL
*: Optional equipment
Tyres and wheelsEP01HPS
*: Optional equipment
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Item
GL, GLXGLS
Voltage
12 V
Battery type95D31R (622CCA/159RC)
80D26R* x 2 (582CCA/133RC)
Alternator capacity
65A, 75A*, 80A* 65A*, 75A, 80A*
Spark plug type
—
Item2WD4WD
With turbochargerWithout turbochargerGL, GLXGLS
Tyre Size185R14C 8PR 102/100R185R14C 8PR 102/100Q
185R14C 8PR 102/100R*205/80R16 104S 265/70R16 112S
WheelSize14 x 6 JJ (St), 14 x 6 JJ (AI)* 16 x 6 J (St) 16 x 7 JJ (AI)
Offset33 mm 10 mm
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INDEX
4WD indication lamp
(4-wheel drive vehicles) .......................... 5-22
Accessory boxes ....................................... 6-35
Accessory (Installation) ............................. 1-13
Additional equipment ................................. 9-17
Antenna (Pillar antenna) ............................ 6-18
Anti-lock brake system (ABS) .................... 5-33
Armrest ........................................................ 3-7
Ashtray ...................................................... 6-34
Audio system
Anti-theft system ..................................... 6-15
Automatic air conditioning ......................... 6-25
Automatic transmission
Fluid .......................................................... 9-4
Possible driving speed ............................ 5-19
Selector positions.................................... 5-17
Warning lamp ............................................ 4-8
Battery ......................................................... 9-6
Charge warning lamp ................................ 4-8
Discharged battery
(Emergency starting) ............................ 8-27
Bonnet ......................................................... 2-7
Brake system
Anti-lock brake ........................................ 5-33
Braking .................................................... 5-32
Fluid .......................................................... 9-8
Parking brake .......................................... 5-30
Pedal free play ........................................ 9-14
Warning lamp ............................................ 4-9
Bulb capacity, replacement ....................... 8-34Door-ajar warning lamp ............................... 4-7
Doors ........................................................... 2-4
Central door locks ..................................... 2-7
Child protection ......................................... 2-6
Lock and unlock ........................................ 2-4
Economical driving ...................................... 5-6
Electric remote-controlled
outside rear-view mirrors ........................ 5-38
Electric window control ................................ 2-9
Electronic immobilizer.................................. 2-2
Emergency starting.................................... 8-27
Engine number .......................................... 10-2
Engine
Coolant...................................................... 9-5
Number ................................................... 10-2
Oil .............................................................. 9-2
Used oil ................................................... 1-16
Exterior and interior lamp operation .......... 9-14
Fluid
Automatic transmission fluid ..................... 9-4
Brake fluid ............................................. 10-26
Clutch fluid ..................................... 9-9, 10-26
Manual transmission fluid ..................... 10-26
Power steering fluid ....................... 9-9, 10-26
Washer fluid ............................................ 9-10
Fuel filter indication lamp ............................. 4-9
Fuel
Capacity /(Filling the fuel tank).................. 5-3
Fuel gauge ................................................ 4-3
Low fuel indication lamp............................ 4-7
Fuse load capacity..................................... 8-31
Fuses ......................................................... 8-30 Capacities ................................................ 10-25
Catalytic converter ....................................... 5-5
Cautions on handling of 4WD vehicles...... 5-29
Central door locks........................................ 2-7
Changing a fuse ........................................ 8-33
Charge warning lamp .................................. 4-8
Chassis number......................................... 10-2
“Child-protection” rear door ......................... 2-6
Child restraint ............................................ 3-11
Cigarette lighter ......................................... 6-33
Cleaning the inside of your vehicle .............. 7-2
Genuine leather ........................................ 7-3
Plastic, Vinyl leather, etc. .......................... 7-3
Cleaning the outside of your vehicle............ 7-4
Chrome parts ............................................ 7-6
Damaged paint.......................................... 7-6
Polishing ................................................... 7-6
Washing .................................................... 7-4
Waxing ...................................................... 7-5
Clock (Digital) ............................................ 6-34
Clutch
Fluid .......................................................... 9-9
Pedal free play ........................................ 9-14
Combination headlamps,
dipper and turn signal switch .................. 4-12
Coolant (Engine).......................................... 9-5
Correct 4-wheel drive operation ................ 5-26
Cup tray ..................................................... 6-37
Day/Night Type inside rear-view mirror ..... 5-37
Diesel fuel ................................................ 10-24
Diesel preheat warning lamp ..................... 4-10
Digital clock ............................................... 6-34
Dimensions ......................... 10-5, 10-11, 10-17
10-27
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