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1986 Mitsubishi Montero Questions & Answers
Montero/pajero gearbox
You really need some serious training to rebuild a transmission. It's not like changing the oil.
Driving down the road and
If you are trying to track wiring problems without an ohmmeter you are wasting you time! They are pretty cheap and are essential for finding wiring problems. Just make sure that you disconnect the battery before using it in the ohn mode.
It sounds like you have major wiring problems right now with something that is shorted drawing maximum current, so you might want to pick up a cheap clamp on amp meter also.
Since you starter smoked it might be the component that is shorted, but from what would you said happened I would check the fuse buse very very chosely and concentrate on the starter relay area.
After running it for short time I can watch the
I will keep my eyes on the cat. The exit end should be few degree higher then the inlet.
Use an IR non-contact reader to monitor the temperature.
Red hot is not a good sign.
Possible leaky / stuck /clogging injectors and bad o-rings.
Ran a tank of gas with Lucas injector cleaner and see does it improve.
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Ignition, no spark at all. not to the spark plugs or distributor.
Sounds like you have a bad distributor. Most of the time there is a magnetic sensor that breaks inside of the distributor, but it will cost just as much to go ahead and replace the whole distributor. make sure you mark where the old one was before you remove it and line the new one up. That should get you going.
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Mitsubishi Pajero Exceed 1997 Model
I solve this problem with Mitshubishi Pajero GDI 6G74 like this: remove the two little filters from the high pressure pump and ,if necessary, insert a external gasoline filter.
My mitsubishi 4D56 wouldn't start
did you purge the air from the fuel system, or try to start it with ether? you may want to check the timing again if no fuel is being supplied to the engine.
Can a 2013 Mitsubishi Montero V98 model's brake master pump be replaced with that of V93?
Yes, a 2013 Mitsubishi Montero V98 model's brake master pump can be replaced with that of V93. The main difference between the two models is that the V98 has a built-in reservoir, while the V93 does not. Aside from that, they are functionally identical. So if you're comfortable doing a little DIY work, the swap is a relatively easy one. Just make sure to get the correct pump for your vehicle's year and model. Happy motoring!
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