Odometer miles are nearly meaningless on a 26 Y.O. vehicle. General overall condition and history of PM is more important. If you are super concerned about the mileage discrepancy, get a compression check done on the engine. A '92 for $2800 better be pretty super minty, in my opinion that is...
Local shop (not dealer) quoted me $700 labor last week for timing belt & water pump refresh for the '05. I'd supply the Aisin kit, OEM tensioner, OEM balancer bolt and washer. I had the Mitsubishi dealer do the last refresh about 5 years ago and it was $1200 they supplied the parts.
I have a lot of Craftsman tools that I bought nearly 40 years ago and a lot of Harbor Freight "Pittsburgh" tools that I have bought over the past 10 year span. Really no issues with either. Ace Hardware in my area now carries Craftsman. In my tool roll that stays in my daily its all...
Find a good alignment shop in your area. One that the body shops use to straighten frames. They generally understand how to do a real alignment. I use these guys (for reference) http://www.frameandaxle.com
2.0l it appears. 5 speed 4x4 narrow block transmission is what you are thinking? Not available I don't believe. You are stuck with a 4 speed. Like me. I have an '83 MM 4x4 & 2.0l as well.
Unless you are dead set on hoping in and driving a new to you old rig with a boat load of miles and no chase vehicle, I would seriously consider having it shipped. You can dump a grand quickly stranded somewhere.
2 one way airline tickets - $400 (estimate - didn't price them but seems every...
Tires, tire width, ball joints, bushings and alignment. Make sure that when you go for an alignment that you go to a real alignment shop. Someone who understands and knows how to set camber. Most places these days set toe and call it good (it won't be). Have a few extra camber bolts...
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