This comprehensive Mitsubishi Eclipse and Spyder (2000-2006) Service Repair Manual provides in-depth guidance on all aspects of vehicle repair. You'll find detailed instructions, illustrations, diagrams, and technical specifications covering everything from engine overhaul and rebuilding to transmission servicing, brake maintenance, and electrical system diagnostics. The manual includes troubleshooting and diagnostic procedures, computer diagnostic trouble tree charts, engine performance analysis, front end and alignment specifications, suspension repair, air conditioning service, and complete wiring diagrams. With step-by-step explanations and comprehensive torque specifications, this manual empowers you to perform repairs with confidence, even if you have limited mechanical experience. Save money on garage repairs by mastering the technical information and service procedures provided within this essential resource.

The Mitsubishi Eclipse and Spyder, produced from 2000 to 2006, represent the third generation of the iconic sports car model. These vehicles, built upon the Mitsubishi Eclipse platform, offered a blend of sporty performance and stylish design, catering to a youthful and performance-driven audience. The Eclipse, a coupe, and the Spyder, a convertible, shared a common platform and engine options, giving drivers a choice in body style. Both models were powered by a range of four-cylinder and V6 engines, providing choices for fuel efficiency and power output. The 2.4L four-cylinder engine offered a balance of performance and economy, while the optional 3.0L V6 provided a more thrilling driving experience. The Eclipse and Spyder were known for their sharp handling, thanks to a well-tuned suspension and responsive steering, making them enjoyable to drive on winding roads and city streets alike.

The design of the third-generation Eclipse and Spyder was modern and aggressive, featuring sharp lines, flowing curves, and a distinctive front grille. The Spyder added a stylish convertible top that could be retracted, allowing for open-air driving. Inside the cabin, the Eclipse and Spyder offered comfortable seating, functional ergonomics, and a sporty driver-focused cockpit. Features such as power windows, power locks, and air conditioning were standard equipment, while optional extras included leather upholstery, a premium sound system, and a navigation system. The Mitsubishi Eclipse and Spyder, despite their discontinuation in 2006, continue to be popular among enthusiasts for their affordability, performance, and stylish design. Their strong engine choices, engaging handling, and distinctive look have earned them a lasting legacy in the world of sports cars.