Mitsubishi Emeraude 6A12 Sedan (1992-1994) FWD Petrol 2.0L - Variant 1 (1992–1994)

The MITSUBISHI EMERAUDE Base offers a unique blend of Japanese engineering and distinctive styling. This guide provides essential information for New Zealand owners looking to keep their EMERAUDE in top condition. We'll cover common issues, maintenance schedules, and areas to pay attention to during Warrant of Fitness (WOF) inspections.

Parts for the Mitsubishi Emeraude 6A12 Sedan (1992-1994) FWD Petrol 2.0L - Variant 1

• Front Wiper Pack (30)
• Front Wiper Refills (18)
• Driver Side Blade (17)
• Passenger Side Blade (17)
• Spark Plug (3)
• Starter Motor (1)
• Drive Belt Air Conditioner (1)
• Steering Rack Boot Kit (1)
• Disc Brake Rotor Front (1)
• Drive Belt Alternator (1)
• Suspension Bush Rear Sway Bar Mount (1)

Known issues

EMERAUDE owners in New Zealand have reported a few recurring issues, particularly as mileage increases. Keep an eye out for:
• Automatic transmission issues: Some experience harsh or erratic shifting. Regular transmission fluid changes may help mitigate this.
• Oil leaks: Valve cover gaskets and the distributor are common sources of leaks. Regular inspection and replacement of worn gaskets can prevent more significant problems.
• Sensitive electronics: ECU malfunctions have been reported. Proper battery health and connections are crucial.

WOF tips

When taking your MITSUBISHI EMERAUDE Base for a WOF inspection, be sure to pay close attention to these areas:
• Rear suspension bushes: These are known to wear over time and can cause knocking or handling issues.
• Front lower ball joints: Inspect these for play, as worn ball joints can be a safety concern.
• Rust around windscreen and rear window: Check for any signs of corrosion that could compromise structural integrity. Repairing rust early can prevent more extensive damage.

About the Mitsubishi Emeraude 6A12 Sedan (1992-1994) FWD Petrol 2.0L - Variant 1

The MITSUBISHI EMERAUDE found a niche market in New Zealand as a slightly more upmarket and less common alternative to the Galant. It appealed to buyers looking for a touch of JDM flair.

This guide provides owners with information to help maintain and potentially increase the lifespan of their EMERAUDE. Keep your EMERAUDE running smoothly by addressing common issues early and following a regular maintenance schedule.

Questions owners ask

What are the common issues to look out for with a MITSUBISHI EMERAUDE 1992–1994 in New Zealand?

Owners of the MITSUBISHI EMERAUDE 1992–1994 in New Zealand frequently report issues with automatic transmissions, which can exhibit harsh or erratic shifting. Oil leaks, particularly from the valve cover gaskets and distributor, are also common. Additionally, sensitive electronics, including ECU malfunctions, have been noted.

How often should I service my MITSUBISHI EMERAUDE 1992–1994?

The recommended service interval for your MITSUBISHI EMERAUDE 1992–1994 is every 10,000km. Adhering to this schedule is crucial for maintaining its lifespan.

What should I check on my MITSUBISHI EMERAUDE 1992–1994 before a WOF inspection?

For a WOF inspection on your MITSUBISHI EMERAUDE 1992–1994, pay close attention to the rear suspension bushes, as they are prone to wear and can cause knocking. Also, inspect the front lower ball joints for any play, and thoroughly check for rust around the windscreen and rear window, as this can compromise structural integrity.

Where can I get replacement parts for my MITSUBISHI EMERAUDE 1992–1994 in NZ?

CARFIX stocks 62 SKUs specifically for the MITSUBISHI EMERAUDE 1992–1994. You can find a range of parts, including those for common issues like oil leaks (e.g., valve cover gaskets) and general maintenance items.

My MITSUBISHI EMERAUDE 1992–1994 automatic transmission is shifting roughly. What could be the cause?

Harsh or erratic shifting in the automatic transmission of your MITSUBISHI EMERAUDE 1992–1994 is a known issue. Regular transmission fluid changes may help mitigate this problem. If the issue persists, it's advisable to have it inspected by a workshop.

I've noticed oil spots under my MITSUBISHI EMERAUDE 1992–1994. What are the likely sources?

Oil leaks are common in the MITSUBISHI EMERAUDE 1992–1994. The most frequent culprits are worn valve cover gaskets and leaks from the distributor. Regular inspection and timely replacement of these gaskets can prevent more significant problems.