How to replace water pump mitsubishi triton ute 1997 2.4 ltr petrol MK

Hello. You should be able to remove the headlamp bezel screws, remove the bezel then remove and replace the headlamp. It is possible your vehicle has a headlamp capsule behind the headlamp 'lens'. If it does, then you must remove the grille to remove the headlamp socket out of the headlamp assembly to remove and replace the headlamp capsule. The rest would be reverse procedure to reinstall. Good luck and keep me informed; if you want to.

Should be located under the hood in the left hand side fuse compartment. looking at wiring diagram and it does not show a fuse but i'm sure it will have one and generally its located near the relay

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Spark plug gap does not effect the engine timing so it's not that critical. Thirty 5 (.035) should work just fine.
Otherwise consult a service manual fro your model or call a Mitsubishi service centre

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How do you change the crank angle sensor in 1997 mitsubishi triton v6 petrol? Do you have to take timing belt off?

Do you have 12 volts at one wire on each injector with key on? Check the fuses if you don't

Thanks for choosing FixYa and welcome to the site. Listen to hear if you can hear the fuel pump kicking on when you first turn the key. You should hear a humming sound for a second or two. If you do, it is working, If not, it is not working. If so, check your fuel pump fuse, relay, and shut off button if you have one. It could also be bad fuel injectors. You can pour fuel into the intake, if it starts, you have a fuel issue. If it doesn't, it shouldn't be fuel related then. If these all check out, if you don't have inside power, it is a connection problem with the battery or a bad battery. If you have power and there is a clicking sound, clean the battery terminals and post, check the connection. Make sure the battery is good. If you turn the key and there is nothing, you have a bad starter or starter solenoid. Check your ignition fuse also. If the starter is not getting the correct amount of power from the battery, it won't start. Make sure the alternator isn't draining the battery as well.

Double check the torque on your bolts.

i think its left hand mate