20 Most Recent 1998 Mitsubishi Montero Sport - Page 11 Questions & Answers

someone may have put in a used engine

car ran out of gas an now it wont start is fuel injected 1994 isuzu trooper dhoc

May be the resevoir bottle may have something stuck in it, you are right, you may have a clogged line. Also check the routing of the hoses to the squirt that they are not pinched or kinked. Any washer fuild leaking anywhere?

Have you ever done this before on any vehicle? What problems are you having,assuming you already started to take it apart.

i actually didn't have mine locked but if you figure that out you will need to have your vin # as well as the radio serial and part # handy call 1888mitsu2008 they will give you your code free of charge this i know first hand

Did you check the alternator belt?
If it broke, this will happen.

You are in need of a new oil pump, drop the oil pam off and replace the pump, DO NOT DRIVE THIS UNTIL THE LOW OIL PRESSURE IS REPAIRED OR YOU WILL NEED TO REPLACE THE ENGINE

Disconnect the battery negative cable.
Remove 12mm (3) and 14mm (4) bolts holding skidplate on and remove skidplate
Loosen the 14mm nut on the tensioner, then unscrew the tensioner adjuster bolt until the belt can slide off.
Unplug the alternator electrical connector.
Unbolt the alternator cable lug (12mm or 13mm depending on alternator manufacturer)
Remove lower 12mm bolt
Remove upper 14mm pivot bolt
Use large screwdriver to pry alternator off bracket, it pinches on when the pivot bolt is tightened.
Drop alternator out bottom of engine bay; helps to unbolt or bend transmission cooler lines out of the way.

Could be your pan gasket or the main oil seals (front and rear).

Is the cable connected to positive or negative? If positive, theres a short somewhere.

Hi Robert, in here can find the procedure about how to change rear brakes.

Hope thats help (remember rated this help).

spark plug cable is lose or one spark plug is faulty.

bad turn signal switch.

I would start with checking the battery and starter connections. If they seem tight and clean I'd look at the starter itself as the possible culprit.

try hayes or chilton
do a yahoo search and go to there web sights

To change the valve pan cover gaskets you have to first take the intake off the engine and don't forget which bolt goes where then and only then you would have access to the valve pan covers.