2004 Mitsubishi Lancer - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
My lower two brake lights will not come on when i
Check the ground connection. It will be hidden behind the plastic cover. The hardest part of hr job will be getting the plastic covers off. You will find it no problem. It'll be s black wire with a round flat end being holy to the body with s sheet metal screw. Don't just look at it. Unscrew the little screw. it. The flat part of the wire end is going to be the culprit. it will be dirty. Clean it so its bright and shiny. Even the hole itbsbres into might be dirt or rusty or ? Dont worry. You can fix this . It'll be fun.
GDI. Why is there misfire and idle fluctuation?
code p 0300 determines misfire causes as the following=== causes --engine mechanical fault ---wiring---ignition/ fuel system---injector ---ECT/MAF sensor--- ECM
You have two areas to check
one is the MAF sensor as it will cause erratic idling and second the injector or HT leads to a plug
If you run the fault codes you will get a p 0301or 2 or3 or 4 code and that is the cylinder number that is misfiring--code p 0300 is random /multiple misfires and the causes are the same including low fuel pressure and low compression
Rack and pinion 2006 lancer
1. Jack the car onto stands and remove the front wheels.
2. Remove the drivers seat and the lower dash covers over the pedals.
3. THIS STEP IS VERY IMPORTANT. Place the steering wheel at center, and remove the key, to lock the steering column for the rest of the job. If you don't do this you WILL destroy the air bag clock spring under the steering wheel, and they are VERY expensive and fiddly to install.
4. Move the carpet / mats as necessary and undo the splined connection on the pinion shaft.
5. Drain the power steering fluid and disconnect the hoses from the rack. The hose connections will be very tight.
6. Undo the tie rod ends, and the two clamps that secure the rack to the frame. With some wiggling the rack can be removed.
Want to know where vin plate is located mitsubishi lancer2004
Jim,
by law, the VIN should be visible when you look at the left lower windshield of the vehicle, normally fixed to the inst. panel. You can also find it printed on the certification label you find on the door latch area of the drivers door when opened.
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