Mitsubishi Pajero 4D56-TD, 4D56-TC SUV (1990-1993) (1990–1993)

Welcome to your dedicated resource for the MITSUBISHI PAJERO Base. This wiki provides essential information to help you understand the standard fitment components common across the PAJERO Base models, enabling you to keep your vehicle running smoothly and efficiently.

Parts for the Mitsubishi Pajero 4D56-TD, 4D56-TC SUV (1990-1993)

• Shocks / Strut Rear (7)
• Oil Filter (7)
• Drive Belt Alternator (6)
• Oxygen Sensor (5)
• Brake Pads Front (5)
• Air Filter (5)
• Ball Joint Front Lower (4)
• Radiator Cap (4)
• Water Pump (4)
• Ball Joint Front Upper (3)
• Brake Caliper Piston Front (3)
• Disc Brake Rotor Front (3)
• Oil Seal Crank Shaft Front / Timing Front (3)
• Engine Oil Pan Gasket (3)
• Wiper Blade (3)
• Tie Rod End (3)
• Timing Belt Camshaft (3)
• Cylinder Head Gasket (3)
• Shocks / Strut Front (3)
• Brake Hose (2)
• Pitman Arm (2)
• Temperature Sensor / Sender Coolant (2)
• Oil Pressure Switch/Sender (2)
• Oxygen Sensor Post-Catalytic Converter (2)
• Glow Plug (2)
• Fuel Filter (2)
• Engine Oil (2)
• Oil Seal Crank Shaft Rear / Rear Main Bearing (2)
• Brake Pads Rear (2)
• Head Set/Valve Regrind Gasket Set (2)
• Valve Stem Seal (2)
• Disc Brake Rotor Rear (2)
• Brake Caliper Kit Front (2)
• Oil Seal Camshaft (2)
• Cylinder Head (2)
• Oil Seal Camshaft End (2)
• Brake Hose Front (2)
• Brake Shoe Rear (2)
• Manifold Gasket Set (2)
• Oil Seal Oil Pump (2)
• Inlet Valve (2)
• Turbo Gasket Set (2)
• Oil Seal Auxillary Shaft (2)
• Steering Idler Arm (2)
• Turbo Charger (2)
• Turbo Gasket Inlet (2)
• Turbo Fastener Kit (2)
• Master Cylinder Kit Brake (2)
• Wheel Cylinder Rear (2)
• Clutch Slave Cylinder (2)
• Master Cylinder Brake (2)
• Disc Brake Rotor (2)
• Control Arm Front (2)
• Cv Joint Boot Kit Front Left Inner (2)
• Cv Joint Boot Kit Front Right Inner (2)
• Wiper Refill (1)
• Wheel Bearing Kit/Hub Front (1)
• Wheel Bearing Kit/Hub Rear (1)
• Suspension Bush Rear Sway Bar Mount (1)
• Ball Joint Front (1)

Known issues

While the MITSUBISHI PAJERO Base is generally reliable, like any vehicle, it can experience issues over time. Keeping an eye on common wear items such as brake pads, filters, and suspension components will help you avoid costly repairs and keep your PAJERO Base running smoothly.

WOF tips

When preparing your MITSUBISHI PAJERO Base for a Warrant of Fitness (WOF) inspection, pay particular attention to the condition of your brakes, tires, lights, and suspension. Address any issues promptly to ensure a successful inspection.

About the Mitsubishi Pajero 4D56-TD, 4D56-TC SUV (1990-1993)

The MITSUBISHI PAJERO Base is a dependable vehicle designed for everyday use. Understanding its standard components is key to proper maintenance and ensuring its longevity.

Standard Fitment Considerations:
• Brakes: Regular brake inspections are crucial for safety. Familiarize yourself with the common brake components, including brake pads, rotors, and calipers. Pay attention to brake pad wear and consider regular brake fluid flushes as part of your maintenance routine.
• Filters: Maintaining clean filters is essential for optimal engine performance and air quality. The PAJERO Base utilizes several filters, including air filters, oil filters, and fuel filters. Regular filter replacements can improve fuel efficiency and prevent engine damage.
• Suspension: The PAJERO Base suspension system is designed for a comfortable ride. Common components include shocks, struts, springs, and bushings. Listen for unusual noises or changes in handling, as these can indicate suspension wear or damage.

Owner Advice:

Regular maintenance, including inspections of brakes, filters, and suspension, is essential to keep your MITSUBISHI PAJERO Base in good condition. Refer to your owner's manual for specific maintenance schedules and recommendations.

Questions owners ask

What are the key maintenance items I should focus on for my 1990-1993 Mitsubishi Pajero Base?

For your Mitsubishi Pajero Base, regular maintenance should focus on brakes, filters (air, oil, and fuel), and the suspension system. These are crucial for safety, optimal engine performance, and a comfortable ride. Pay attention to brake pad wear, consider regular brake fluid flushes, and replace filters regularly to improve fuel efficiency and prevent engine damage. Listen for unusual noises or changes in handling, as these can indicate suspension wear or damage.

How often should I get the brakes checked on my Mitsubishi Pajero Base?

Regular brake inspections are crucial for safety on your Mitsubishi Pajero Base. While specific intervals can vary, it's wise to have them checked during your regular service intervals, which are every 10,000km. This allows for monitoring of brake pads, rotors, and calipers, and considering brake fluid flushes as part of your maintenance routine.

What filters need regular replacement on my 1990-1993 Mitsubishi Pajero, and why is it important?

Your 1990-1993 Mitsubishi Pajero Base utilises air filters, oil filters, and fuel filters. Maintaining clean filters is essential for optimal engine performance and air quality. Regular replacement of these filters can significantly improve fuel efficiency and prevent potential engine damage.

What should I check on my Mitsubishi Pajero Base before a WOF inspection in NZ?

When preparing your Mitsubishi Pajero Base for a Warrant of Fitness (WOF) inspection in New Zealand, pay particular attention to the condition of your brakes, tires, lights, and suspension. Address any issues with these components promptly to ensure a successful inspection. The suspension system, including shocks, struts, springs, and bushings, should be free from excessive wear or damage.

Where can I get replacement brake pads for my 1990-1993 Mitsubishi Pajero Base in NZ?

CARFIX stocks 184 SKUs for your 1990-1993 Mitsubishi Pajero Base, including various brake components. You can find replacement brake pads, rotors, and calipers through CARFIX for your vehicle in New Zealand.

My Pajero's handling feels a bit off. What should I look at first?

If your Mitsubishi Pajero Base's handling feels off, it's a good idea to inspect the suspension system. Common components like shocks, struts, springs, and bushings can wear over time. Listen for unusual noises, as these can also indicate suspension wear or damage. Addressing these issues promptly will help restore a comfortable and safe ride.