This comprehensive service repair workshop manual provides detailed instructions, diagrams, illustrations, wiring schematics, and specifications to help you maintain, service, diagnose, and repair your Mitsubishi Montero Shogun Pajero (1984-1986). This manual is the same type used by technicians at authorized Mitsubishi dealerships, offering complete, step-by-step instructions for all models and repairs. You can confidently tackle any repair job, big or small, with the assistance of this detailed resource. The manual covers all aspects of your vehicle, ensuring you have the information you need to keep your Montero Shogun Pajero running smoothly for years to come.

The Mitsubishi Montero Shogun Pajero, known simply as the Pajero in most markets, is a legendary off-road capable SUV that made its debut in 1981. This first-generation model, produced from 1982 to 1991, established the Pajero as a formidable force in the 4x4 world, renowned for its robust construction, superior off-road capabilities, and surprisingly comfortable on-road driving experience. The 1984-1986 models, specifically targeted by the service repair workshop manual, represent a crucial period in the Pajero's evolution. These years saw the introduction of a powerful 2.6-liter, four-cylinder diesel engine, further strengthening the Pajero's reputation for off-road prowess. Additionally, the 1984 model year saw the introduction of a short-wheelbase version, catering to those seeking a more maneuverable and compact off-roader.

The 1984-1986 Pajero models possessed a timeless design that combined rugged functionality with a hint of sophistication. The boxy exterior, characterized by its upright stance and prominent grille, clearly signaled its off-road intentions. Inside, the cabin offered a surprisingly comfortable and practical space, featuring durable materials and a no-frills layout. The Pajero's superior off-road capabilities were underpinned by a robust ladder frame chassis, a sophisticated four-wheel-drive system with low-range gearing, and a generous ground clearance. These features, combined with the powerful diesel engine, allowed the Pajero to tackle challenging terrain with ease, making it a popular choice for adventurers, farmers, and anyone seeking a reliable and capable off-road companion. While production of the first generation Pajero ceased in 1991, the legacy of its 1984-1986 models lives on, inspiring a new generation of off-road enthusiasts and solidifying the Pajero's position as a timeless icon in the world of SUVs.