It is usually on the fuse box cover. If that's not readable look in owners manual under fuses and it should show you the correct amperage for each fuse and its place in the panel or box.
SOURCE: Cabin Air Filter - 2004 Mitsubishi Endeavor (Where?)
IT IS IN BEHIND THE GLOVE COMPARTMENT YOU HAVE TO TAKE IT OUT BY UNSREWING AND START FROM YOUR RIGHT SIDE
SOURCE: trying to change spark plugs
THEIR ARE ABOUT 9 BOLT TO REMOVE THAT SUPPORT THE INTAKE. 2 ARE IN THE REAR IN THE CENTER OF THE SUPPORT BRACKET THE 5 THAT ANCHOR THE INTAKE ITSELF AND 2 UNDER THE INTAKE THROTTLE BODY. ( 12MM) 3 HOSES ON TOP OF THE INTAKE TO REMOVE AND 1 SENSOR TO UNPLUG OR UNBOLT (8MM)THE ONE ON TOP OF THE INTAKE (TOP LEFT REAR). THIS WILL GIVE YOU ACCESS TO THE REAR PLUGS.
REMOVE THE SENSORS BRACKET OR HOLDER ( ON THE LEFT JUST LIFT UP TO REMOVE) AND SWING THE INTAKE TO THE RIGHT. UNPLUG THE PLUG MODULE THEN UNBOLT THEM (10MM).
SOURCE: on my 2005 Mitsubishi Endeavor green light blinkin
One of the first things I would check is to see if the A/C compressor clutch is engaging. It's easiest if you have someone else to help. Open your hood and have someone standing in front of the vehicle. Start your vehicle and press the A/C button to turn on the A/C. When you press the button have the other person standing outside the vehicle listen for a clicking sound. If they hear it then it's engaging properly, but if not then there is a problem with your A/C clutch. Let me know if this helps.
SOURCE: low tire light is blinking on a 2005 mitsubishi
You have low air pressure in a tire, check them all including the spare which may have a sensor installed.
SOURCE: Problem with the 2005 Mitsubishi
this light will go out after you inflate the tires to the proper pressure, make sure to check the spare tire also as sometimes they may have a sensor on them too.after all tires are set you may need to drive a few miles to reset the light. if the light remains on then you may have a bad sensor and will have to go and have each sensor tested with a tpms tool. the manufactor lists 10min of driving after setting all tire pressures even the spare tire and then light will go out. good day.
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