This comprehensive Mitsubishi RVR Workshop Service Repair Manual covers the 1998, 1999, and 2000 model years. It provides detailed, step-by-step instructions and diagrams for all aspects of maintenance and repair, ensuring you have the information needed to tackle any task with confidence. The manual includes comprehensive explanations of all procedures, covering installation, removal, disassembly, assembly, repair, and checks. Detailed illustrations, exploded diagrams, drawings, and photos guide you through every service repair procedure. Adjustment and repair operations include references to service tool numbers and illustrations depicting the tools. Wear limits for various components are also included. The manual features valuable reference data, assembly details, and torque charts to ensure you work efficiently and avoid costly mistakes. To ensure the longevity of your Mitsubishi RVR, the manual emphasizes following maintenance schedules, addressing issues promptly, using genuine parts, and utilizing approved lubricants. The manual aims to simplify repair work by offering brief but precise descriptions supported by photographs, notes, drawings, schematics, exploded and sectional drawings. It also contains information about adjusting work and valuable reference data for adjustment values. Remember to always follow all safety guidelines outlined in the manual when performing maintenance and repair tasks. The manual requires a complete set of standard tools, as well as the special tools and fixtures shown and listed. The manual assumes that sealing components are replaced during any repair. All threaded connections should be tightened according to the required tightening torques listed on torque charts, unless specific values are given. When describing potentially dangerous work, the manual incorporates safety measures, indicated by DANGER, CAUTION, or NOTE remarks. With its completeness and comprehensiveness, this manual is a valuable resource for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts alike.

The Mitsubishi RVR, launched in 1991, was a compact SUV that carved a niche for itself in the rapidly growing market for recreational vehicles. The model, initially known as the "RVR" in Japan and "Space Runner" in Europe, quickly became popular for its versatile design and practicality. The 1998-2000 model years of the RVR saw the introduction of a new generation, further enhancing its already strong reputation. Powered by a 1.8L or 2.0L gasoline engine, the RVR offered a comfortable ride and decent fuel efficiency for its class. It featured a spacious interior, capable of seating five passengers and offering ample cargo space. While not built for off-roading, the RVR's high ground clearance and available 4WD system made it a capable vehicle for light off-road adventures and challenging weather conditions. The 1998-2000 RVR was equipped with a variety of features that contributed to its appeal. These included power steering, air conditioning, power windows and mirrors, and an AM/FM radio. Higher trim levels added features such as cruise control, ABS brakes, and a sunroof. The vehicle also benefited from a well-designed interior, offering a comfortable and functional space for occupants. The RVR's combination of practicality, versatility, and affordability made it a popular choice among families and individuals looking for a reliable and capable vehicle. Despite its discontinuation in 2002, the RVR left a lasting impression on the automotive landscape, solidifying Mitsubishi's position as a leader in the compact SUV segment.