1) Since most of the added weight of the hardtop is over the rear wheels, the front ride height is the same. This means the Hatchback springs are carry-over for the Spyder.
 True
 False The Spyder ride height is the same as the Hatchback because different rate coil springs are used to compensate for the added weight.

2) The ECS control unit used in the Hatchback and the Spyder have different Mitsubishi part numbers.
 True
 False The part numbers are the same. However, before installation the technician will have to snip off one of the mounting tabs and apply foam tape to the back of the unit.

3) Even though the carry-over Hatchback ABS control unit in the Spyder is in a different position, when it requires diagnosis, it does have to be removed first.
 True In the Spyder-position the electrical connector is not assessable without removing the unit.
 False

4) All of the Spyder's body structure is installed by ASC in Japan.
 True
 False Only certain parts are installed in Japan by Mitsubishi not ASC. ASC installs all other Spyder body structure components in the USA.

5) With the exception of a wire harness hole at the front of the door, a new or used Hatchback door will interchange with the Spyder's.
 True
 False The Spyder door has a door striker reinforcement welded in by the Mitsubishi plant.

6) In the Hatchback, the radio antenna relay is mounted together with the antenna in the trunk. In the Spyder, the carry-over radio antenna relay is mounted basically the same way, only it's up side down.
 True
 False For the Spyder, the radio relay is mounted behind the glove compartment.

7) All Spyders have two fusible links for the hardtop system. One is an 80 amp, the other is a 60 amp.
 True
 False Depending on the model year, the Spyder has one or the other, not both.

8) The hardtop system fusible links have different amperage ratings, and they are located under the instrument panel.
 True
 False Depending on the amperage and model year, the fusible links are located in the engine compartment either in, or next to, the relay box.

9) Only certain sizes of bicycle or ski racks may be installed on the Spyder's tonneau.
 True
 False The Spyder tonneau must not have any type of rack or luggage carrier installed on it.

10) On the Hatchback, the lift gate lock cylinder is at the rear of the vehicle. On the Spyder, where is the tonneau lock cylinder located?
 Next to the manual release lever by the driver seat.
 In the same location as the Hatchback.
 Behind the rear seat back in the CD changer area.
 None of the above. The tonneau cannot be locked or unlocked by a key; the tonneau latches secure the tonneau. To open the tonneau use the swith, or in an emergency the tonneau can be manually unlatched and opened.

11) On the Hatchback, the rear bumper has a diamond star emblem next to the name MITSUBISHI. On the Spyder, what happened to the diamond star?
 It's In the same place as the Hatchback.
 Relocated to the right-hand side of the vehicle.
 None of the above. The diamond star for the Spyder is not used.

12) Why does the Spyder front seat seatbelt guide have a different shape than the Hatchback's?
 It is stronger than the Hatchback's.
 To clear the quarter trim panels when the front seats recline.
 To accommodate the relocation of the front seat belt retractors.
 None of the above.

13) Aside from the front seat seatbelt guide, a Hatchback front seat is not a direct replacement for Spyder because:
 The seat backs are stiffer.
 The seat's mounting tracks have stops for the Spyder.
 The Spyder seats are modified with recline angle stops.

14) The Spyder headlining is attached by screws, rivets, and a product known as dual-lock. The dual-lock requires care when releasing as it is much stronger than Velcro.
 True
 False

15) The Spyder trunk trim is the same as the hatchback.
 True
 False All the Spyder trunk trim is Spyder-unique.

16) The Spyder's object-in trunk sensor consists of a toggle switch mounted in the center of the carry-over Hatchback floor board.
 True
 False The sensor consists of a pressure sensitive switch which covers all the Spyder-unique trunk board.

17) The Spyder has a self-dimming, lighted rearview mirror. For safety when backing, the mirror glare-control will automatically switch off so that it does not darken automatically.
 True
 False

18) When the Spyder requires a replacement windshield, what do you need to check to install the rearview mirror?
 The size of the mirror mounting button(s).
 The orientation of the Spyder mirror button should be the opposite of the Hatchback's.
 The distance of the Spyder mounting button from the header garnish.
 All of the above.

19) What are the differences between the Hatchback and the Spyder rear seat backs? (two are correct)
 The location if the release knob/loop.
 The lower mounting brackets.
 The cargo nets on the back of them.

20) Only the Spyder's front seat belts are interchangeable with the Hatchback.
 True
 False None of the Spyder seat belts are interchangeable with the hatchback's.

21) It is okay to switch a rear seat belt from one side of the vehicle to the other, but not from the front to the rear.
 True
 False None of the Spyder seat belts are interchangeable with their intended positions.

22) Only the ignition key will unlock the Spyder's CD changer access door.
 True
 False The door does not have a key-lock feature

23) The Hatchback CD changer has an access door relocated behind the right rear seat back of the Spyder.
 True
 False

24) When the CD changer installed in the Spyder requires service, it can be pulled through the CD changeer access door opening behind the rear seats.
 True
 False The only way to service the CD changer is by removing the metal access of the body structure.

25) The HomeLink is a communication system used for sending messages to a home or business.
 True
 False The HomeLink is a radio transmitter that can be used to control three radio-frequency devices.

26) The HomeLink does not have its own battery back-up.
 True
 False

27) Due to limited space in the rear quarter of the Spyder, the Hatchback radio motor antenna has been relocated to the right front fender.
 True
 False

28) Compared with the Hatchback radio amplifier, the Spyder radio amplifier has more bass response.
 True
 False

29) The carry-over Hatchback rear combination lights used on the Spyder must be modified by the technician before installation.
 True
 False

30) The Spyder's theft alarm system, which consists of the light automatic shut off and keyless entry receiver system, is all-new.
 True
 False The system is not all-new, as it is carry-over from the Hatchback.

31) The climate control temperature sensor used on the Spyder shuts off when the hardtop is open (stowed).
 TrueTrue in the Automatic SL.
 FalseFalse in the Manual VR4. The climate control system remains active regardless of hardtop position. When using A/C with the hardtop open, set the "MODE" to the desired selection, and select the fan speed using "FAN". Set the temperature control to ("TEMP") to a comfortable setting.

32) The Spyder's object-in-trunk sensor (floor board) must be disconnected before it can be removed from the vehicle.
 True
 False

33) The Spyder's Diagnostic Trouble Codes can only be retrieved by using the ASC Diagnostic Computer System.
 True
 False

34) The Spyder rear view mirror has been moved 70 mm up on the windshield.
 True
 False

35) All Spyder front seats must have what is called a seat recline angle stop.
 True
 False

36) Spyder seat belts are interchangeable with each other left-to-right or front-to-back.
 True
 False

37) Hardtop locator pins are perform what function(s)?
 Promotes good weather sealing along the header.
 Promotes good latching and unlatching of the header latches.
 Promotes flushness of the hardtop to the header.
 All of the above.

38) In order for the hardtop to operate properly, it must be what is called "locked-up" properly before it closes.
 True
 False

39) If the hardtop is not crowned properly, that could cause the quarter windows to not open or close consistently.
 True
 False

40) If the hardtop down stop lock system is not adjusted properly that could cause the hardtop to bounce inside the trunk area, which could lead to damage.
 True
 False

41) Loosening a hydraulic fitting on the Spyder while the tonneau or hardtop is open could cause the tonneau or hardtop to unexpectedly to fall.
 True
 False

42) The Spyder's hydraulic pumps can use any type of oil or fluid.
 True
 False

43) The hardtop's balance links play an extremely important role as far hardtop operation are concerned.
 True
 False

44) The manifolds for the hydraulic systems should never be interchanged with each other.
 True
 False

45) Each Spyder quarter window has is drive motor.
 True
 False

46) Each header latch has its own drive motor.
 True
 False

47) The header latch system utilizes a total of four limit switches to detect open and close positions.
 True
 False

48) The manual release wrench for the header latch system is located in the glove box.
 True
 False

49) The two ground straps that run from the hydraulic pumps to the hardtop ECU provide an electrical ground to the pumps.
 True
 False

50) When removing the Spyder's rear spoiler, the stop light electrical connector must be snipped off first.
 True
 False