Need to change sparkplugs on a 1999 mitsubishi montero 3.0 liter V6, I need to know how to get to them.

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Not easy to get to or change according to this.

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see diagram below I really hope this is what you wanted if no go to auto zone site and log into libiary

have the autobox fluid level checked , as the age of vehicle is 15 years i would have the fluid changed unless you know for sure its been changed in the last 20k miles

A V6 3 liter Mistsubishi Engine will fit in a 1998 Mitsubishi Chassis mE, which is the Mitsubishi Montero. That engine belongs there anyway.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Yes and be carefull re installing plenum gasket this is a compresion

there are a few different engines. A 3 liter with or without a distributor, and a 3.5 liter. All V-6 engines have firing order 1-2-3-4-5-6. See figures below:

3 liter engines:



3.5 liter engine:

Checked may manual for my 1990 Montero, got the following:

2.7 Liter V6 trailer max # Max tongue
w/trailer brake: 2000# 200#
w/out brake: 1000# 100#

3.0 V6
w/trailer brake 4000# 250#
w/out brake 1500# 150#


Gross weight
combined 8850 or 9291 (four door model)

In my experience (being an auto tranny in mine) I use my OD switch to let the engine run out a bit further in RPM or on slight grades to keep OD from shifting in and out.

Please let me know if this assited,
Tom

This should do it for you for the 3 liter V6

5 6
3 4
1 2
(front)
The rotor in the distributor turns Counter clockwise, firing order is 1,2,3,4,5,6

Please let me know if this may have assited you,

Thanks,
Tom

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