20 Most Recent 1999 Mitsubishi Montero - Page 3 Questions & Answers

You will need to pull the radio and record the serial number and model number off the radio chassis, take that info and your proof of ownership for the car and the dealer should be able to give you that info for free by using the manufacturer online info service they have.

call the dealer they give you the code

maybe the trotle ecu. convert it to manual

hi maybe your engine supports needs replacement!!

disks are warped. have them machined or replaced

The wire is 0.85mm2 which is rated at 7 amps. Check the fuse rating which I recall to be 10A

I actually have the same problem just a few mos ago with my Pajero Fieldmaster 4M40 A/T. Is your speedometer working? My speedometer sensor is intermittently working if it does not work at all, the tranny will not shift to 4th gear no matter how hard you push the gas pedal to the limit!! I replaced the speed sensor and it goes back to normal now.

1) Disconnect Negative Battery Terminal2) Turn Ignition Key On3) Connect Negative Battery Terminal4) Alarm will be deactivated. You should get a fob for this vehicle to prevent any accidental alarms going off in the future. CAUTION: This procedure will create a spark when reconnecting the battery. A recently charged or discharged battery can be surrounded by a cloud of explosive hydrogen gas. Wear safety glasses and turn face away from battery while making connection. Do not perform this procedure with a battery that has recently been on a charger!

is it diesel or petrol engine ?

not shifting gear no 4

If memory serves you will need to have the dealership (or darned good mechanic for a Mitsubishi) to electronically "reset" (reboot) your Modulator Interface (I don't know the Mitsubishi name for this part). In other words, you need a "car geek"? lol... Good luck!