This comprehensive repair manual for the 1995 Mitsubishi 300GT, Volume 3, covers essential repair information for the body and electrical systems of your vehicle. It provides detailed instructions for a wide range of repairs, equipping you with the knowledge to perform maintenance and repairs effectively.

Delve into detailed procedures for engine overhaul and rebuilding, including troubleshooting, diagnostics, and computer diagnostic trouble trees. The manual guides you through optimizing engine performance, addressing front-end alignment, suspension components, transmission removal and installation, and air conditioning service.

Explore in-depth specifications for firing orders, timing belt service, and brake servicing. Detailed torque specifications are provided, alongside comprehensive repair procedures, wiring diagrams, and vacuum diagrams. The manual also includes instructions for servicing universal joints and constant velocity joints. With this manual, you gain access to the same technical information used by professional garages and workshops, empowering you to maintain your 1995 Mitsubishi 300GT effectively.

The 1995 Mitsubishi 300GT, a captivating and powerful sports car, stands as a testament to Japanese automotive engineering prowess. Developed during a golden era for sports car design, the 300GT was celebrated for its sleek, aerodynamic styling, advanced technology, and exhilarating performance. The car's signature design featured a low-slung profile, sharp lines, and distinctive pop-up headlights, which added to its aggressive and sporty character. Underneath the stylish exterior lay a potent engine offering exhilarating performance—the 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged V6 engine, capable of producing over 300 horsepower, propelled the 300GT to impressive speeds. The car's handling was equally impressive, thanks to its sophisticated suspension system, four-wheel drive option, and advanced traction control, which allowed for precise control and exceptional road-holding capabilities on both tarmac and track.

However, the 1995 300GT was more than just a powerful sports car; it was engineered with a focus on driver comfort and convenience. This was evident in its luxurious interior, which featured premium materials, comfortable seats, and a range of amenities. The 300GT was available with a host of advanced features for its time, including an optional active aero system, which electronically adjusted the rear spoiler to optimize downforce based on speed, and a digital instrument cluster that provided a clear and comprehensive view of vehicle performance data. Despite its success, the 300GT was discontinued in 2000, leaving behind a legacy as a remarkable example of Japanese engineering and design. Today, the 1995 300GT continues to be a coveted classic, appreciated for its iconic styling, thrilling performance, and enduring appeal.