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Mitsubishi Lancer 4D65 Sedan (1991-1993) (1991–1993)

The early 1990s Mitsubishi Lancer was a cornerstone of reliable transportation in New Zealand, known for its affordability and practicality. While it may not dominate the roads today, a well-maintained Lancer continues to offer steady performance and dependability. This guide dives into essential upkeep, common issues, and proactive measures to ensure your Lancer remains a reliable part of your daily life.

Parts for the Mitsubishi Lancer 4D65 Sedan (1991-1993)

Known issues

Rear suspension bush wear, CV joint failures (especially if lowered).

WOF tips

When getting your Warrant of Fitness (WOF), pay attention to potential rust around the windscreen and rear arches, as well as checking brake pad wear.

About the Mitsubishi Lancer 4D65 Sedan (1991-1993)

The Mitsubishi Lancer Base is an embodiment of durable engineering and practical design that has served countless Kiwis with unwavering reliability. Ensuring your vehicle remains in prime condition requires regular servicing, particularly focusing on key components known for wear over time.

Parts That Often Need Replacement
Among the most critical parts requiring attention are the water pump, thermostat, and radiator hoses, particularly around the 150,000 km mark. These components are vital for the effective functioning of your cooling system and should be inspected routinely to prevent any overheating issues. Explore our Cooling category for quality replacements!

In addition to cooling, be vigilant about your braking system—front and rear brake services at regular intervals will maintain optimal safety and handleability. We offer dedicated service packs to make this process easy and affordable. Check out our Braking offerings!

Don't overlook filtration either—keeping your air and oil filters fresh is integral for engine performance. Neglecting these can lead to unnecessary strain on your engine and reduced efficiency. See our Filtration products!

By adhering to recommended service intervals and being proactive about common issues, your Mitsubishi Lancer can continue to provide dependable service for many more kilometers ahead.

Questions owners ask

What are the most common parts that need replacing on a MITSUBISHI LANCER 1991–1993?
For your MITSUBISHI LANCER 1991–1993, key components that often require replacement include the water pump, thermostat, and radiator hoses, especially around the 150,000 km mark. It's also crucial to regularly service your front and rear braking system, and keep your air and oil filters fresh for optimal engine performance.
Where can I get a new water pump for my MITSUBISHI LANCER 1991–1993 in NZ?
CARFIX stocks a wide range of parts for your MITSUBISHI LANCER 1991–1993, including water pumps, thermostats, and radiator hoses. You can explore our Cooling category on our website for quality replacements.
What should I look out for during a WOF inspection for my MITSUBISHI LANCER 1991–1993?
When preparing your MITSUBISHI LANCER 1991–1993 for a Warrant of Fitness (WOF), pay close attention to potential rust around the windscreen and rear arches. Also, ensure you check your brake pad wear as this is a common inspection point.
How often should I service the brakes on my MITSUBISHI LANCER 1991–1993?
To maintain optimal safety and handling, it's recommended to perform front and rear brake services at regular intervals on your MITSUBISHI LANCER 1991–1993. CARFIX offers dedicated service packs to make this process easy and affordable.
What are the common issues with the suspension on a MITSUBISHI LANCER 1991–1993?
Common suspension issues for the MITSUBISHI LANCER 1991–1993 include rear suspension bush wear and CV joint failures, especially if the vehicle has been lowered.
How often should I change the oil and air filters on my MITSUBISHI LANCER 1991–1993?
Keeping your air and oil filters fresh is integral for engine performance on your MITSUBISHI LANCER 1991–1993. Neglecting these can lead to unnecessary strain on your engine and reduced efficiency. We recommend following the manufacturer's recommended service intervals for these components, which is typically around every 10,000km.