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Mitsubishi Mirage, Colt, Eagle, Dodge, Summit 1991 Parts Catalog

If you are trying to order a front lower control arm for a 1991 Colt and the aftermarket catalog says ‘fits all models’, you already know that is a gamble. I have seen them ship the wrong part too many times. This is the factory Mitsubishi Mirage, Colt, Eagle, Dodge, Summit 1991 Parts Catalog — 1556 pages of verified part numbers, figure illustrations, and cross-references. No guesses.

Before you pull a part number from a third-party site, look at how Mitsubishi organized this. The General Information section explains how to interpret the Body Code Plate, Chassis Number, and Engine Model and Serial Number. That is where most order errors happen. If you skip that, you are ordering blind. I have torqued more head bolts than most people have had hot meals, and I still check the body code plate before I order a part for a Summit or Colt. The catalog has a Specifying Information page that tells you exactly which vehicle codes correspond to which figures. Order a part for a ’41 Summit LC’ when you have a ’24 Colt LC’ and the suspension arm will not fit. The catalog shows you the difference in Figure 2-100 vs Figure 2-200. That is the difference between a job that goes smooth and a job that sits waiting for a return.

How the General Information Section Prevents Order Errors

The first pages of this catalog are not filler. They show you how to read the Vehicle Identification Plate, the Body Code Plate, and the Chassis Number. The Alphabetical Index and Numerical Index let you find parts even if you only have a chassis number. The Metric Conversion Table is there too. If you do not use the Specifying Information on INF-6, you risk ordering parts for the wrong variant. The catalog was originally released on microfiche, which meant every frame had to be exact. That same precision is in this digital copy.

Engine Model and Serial Number Identification

Every engine has a serial number stamped on the block. The catalog lists these in the General Information section. You need to match the Engine Model and Serial Number to the correct parts group. A 1991 Mirage with a 4G15 engine uses different front axle shafts than one with a 4G61. The catalog shows the breakdown per engine code. Automotive Industry Overview confirms that proper vehicle identification reduces parts errors. Do not skip this step.

Front Suspension & Drive Components: 24 Figure Sets

The Front Suspension & Drive group covers figures 2-100 through 2-2700. That is 24 separate illustrations for front suspension arms, axles, shafts, differentials, and mounts. Each figure is labeled with the specific vehicle code. Figure 2-100 covers suspension front for Colt LC and Summit LC. Figure 2-200 covers Colt LA. If you have a 1991 Dodge Summit, you need to check which figure applies. The parts catalog gives you the exact part number for each component, not a ‘universal’ fitment. When you need a battery group size, check the catalog – the Automotive Battery specs are included in the dimensional data.

Brake System Parts: Parking and Service Groups

Groups 4 and 5 cover parking brake controls and service brake components. The catalog breaks them down by vehicle line: Colt/Summit LC, Colt LA, Stealth, Vista, Ram, and 2000 GTX. Each figure shows the pedal assembly, cables, hydraulic components, and hardware. You get the OEM part numbers. No aftermarket renumbering or guessing which master cylinder fits.

3 Reasons to Use the OEM Factory Parts Catalog

First, the parts numbers come directly from Mitsubishi, not a third-party recompilation. Second, the illustrations show the actual assemblies with reference numbers – you can point to the exact bolt or bushing. Third, the catalog includes revision service information. If you need a part for a 1991 Eagle Summit, you can cross-reference with the Dodge and Colt figures. This is the same catalog dealerships used in 1991. For earlier models, check the Mitsubishi Colt, COLT EV, COLT GT, COLT DL, COLT VISTA 1989 Parts Catalog.

Mitsubishi Mirage, Colt, Eagle, Dodge, Summit: 1991 Parts Catalog Coverage

This catalog covers all 1991 model year Import passenger cars and trucks from Mitsubishi Motors Corporation, plus the Summit built by Diamond Star Motors. That includes the Mirage, Colt, Colt Wagon, Eagle Summit, Dodge Colt, Dodge Summit, and related trim levels. The Parts Number Prefix section helps you identify the correct prefix for each model. The Numerical Index lets you find a part by number if you have an existing part in hand. If you need later model coverage, the Mitsubishi Mirage 1993-96 Parts Catalog and 1992-94 Mitsubishi Import Parts Catalog Index are also available.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find the part number for a front axle shaft?

Use Figure 2-1700 or 2-1800 depending on engine type.

Does this catalog include Eagle and Dodge models?

Yes. The catalog covers all 1991 Import passenger cars and trucks from Mitsubishi, including the Colt, Eagle Summit, Dodge Colt, and Dodge Summit. The Vehicle Family Index and Body Code Plate help you identify your specific vehicle code to cross-reference the correct parts across all badge variants. This means you can look up a part for a Dodge Summit using the same figures as the Colt LC.

Can I use this to order parts for a 1992 model?

No, this covers only 1991 model year.

What is the ‘Parts Catalog Revision Service’?

It is an explanation of how Mitsubishi updates the catalog. You receive the original 1991 issue. Revisions may be available separately.

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