20 Most Recent 1994 Mitsubishi Mirage Questions & Answers

Fuel pump

try the battery connectors if you haven't already... sometimes replacing these is all that is needed to get the charge back.

If not.. check out a new starter.

sound like faulty engine coolant temperature sensor.

Check your fuses, Pull coil wire and lay the end 1/2 inch from a good grounded area of the motor. Turn the key and check for an arc from the coil wire to ground. It no spark, might be a coil problem.

Hope this helps you.

it sounds like your transmisssion oil may be low. i would check this first ond would also make sure its thin enough, if the oil is old and thick i will struggle to change gear until its warmed up and thinned down. i would also check if the oil cooler is part of the coolant radiator. it has been known for coolant to leak in to the gearbox through the coolerlet me know if this helpscheersmike

Could the dashboard switch (for the lights) or wiring. Possible one of the harness connectors got unplugged. Check the trunk are and under the dashboard.

It sounds like the battery has gone dead and will need to be replaced due to a bad Alternator. Once you get the car started, check the voltage on the battery, there should be 13.5 to 14.5 Volts. A fully charges battery should have 12 volts with the engine not running and once the engine is running there should be 13.5 Volts with the head lights on and heater on too. If there is less then 12 volts reading on the battery with the engine running, then replace the Alternator. You can pick up a Alternator at Auto Zone and they can give you the step by step instructions to replacing it with common tools and they can also check the Alternator in your car to before you buy the new one. Good luck and hope this helps and insect the wire harness from the battery to the Alternator, look for any sighs of damaged like corrosion and repair any damages to the wire harness.

on the 1.5L===

The most common problem is that the wired to the sender in tank have corroded off.

Remove the back seat and you 'll find a removable plate. Under this is the sender/fuel pump assembly. Check the wires for damage.

If these are OK, pull the gauge pod and clean the connectors. This may fix the problem.

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check for alternator fuse in fuse box under hood