Unleash the full potential of your 2001-2004 Ssangyong Rexton with this comprehensive Service Repair Manual. This definitive guide equips you with the knowledge to confidently tackle any repair or maintenance task. Dive into detailed procedures covering every facet of your vehicle, from intricate engine components and complex electrical systems to the intricacies of the chassis and suspension.

Explore in-depth breakdowns of the engine assembly, encompassing the intake and exhaust systems, lubrication and cooling circuits, and fuel delivery mechanisms. The manual delves into the engine control system, providing comprehensive explanations of electric devices and sensors.

Gain a thorough understanding of the vehicle's chassis, delving into the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems. Master the intricacies of the body, including the interior and exterior, as well as the critical airbag system.

Discover comprehensive instructions for the 5-speed automatic transmission, clutch, and four-wheel drive systems. The manual meticulously covers the front and rear axles, propeller shaft, wheels, and tires. Unravel the complexities of the steering column, electronic control power steering, and power steering systems.

Gain expertise on the front and rear suspension, along with the intricate brake system, including front and rear brakes, the parking brake, ABS, and ESP.

Dive into the vehicle's electrical systems, including the instrument panel, switches, lamps, wipers, and horn. The manual features a detailed Electronic Wiring Diagram section, providing clear instructions on its usage, connector positions, grounds, power supplies, fuse block details, and a comprehensive electrical wiring diagram guide.

The 2001-2004 SsangYong Rexton is a mid-size SUV that marked a significant step in the South Korean automaker's journey towards global recognition. Launched in 2001, the Rexton was the first SsangYong vehicle to be designed and engineered with the international market in mind. Its robust build, spacious interior, and capable off-road performance immediately attracted attention, particularly in Europe where it was marketed as a more affordable alternative to established European SUVs. The Rexton's design was characterized by distinctive angular lines and a pronounced grille, giving it a distinct and imposing presence. Under the hood, the Rexton was offered with a range of powerful diesel engines, including the 2.9-liter Mercedes-Benz OM662 unit, known for its longevity and reliability. This engine option, coupled with its rugged underpinnings, gave the Rexton the capability to tackle challenging terrain, adding to its appeal for adventurous drivers.

Beyond its off-road capabilities, the Rexton also excelled in practicality. Its spacious interior comfortably accommodated up to seven passengers, offering ample legroom and headroom even in the third row. The cargo space was also generous, further enhancing its appeal as a family-oriented vehicle. The 2001-2004 SsangYong Rexton, despite its relatively short production run, earned a loyal following for its combination of affordability, capability, and practicality. It provided a compelling alternative to established players in the SUV market, solidifying SsangYong's position as a capable and innovative automaker. While the Rexton may no longer be in production, its legacy as a pioneering SUV continues to be felt, influencing subsequent generations of SsangYong's vehicle lineup and contributing to the brand's ongoing evolution.