20 Most Recent 1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Mine is doing the same .i have changed coil pack,body throttle control sensor, and a idle control sensor. i"m thinking about doing the crankshalft sensor next.

hi out telstar was doing that type of carry on and it finally died on the side of the road much to my wifes disgust . it ended up being the crank sender failing and cooking the ignition module. it was about $600 to fix but that was a few years back now. good luck

If the engine is failing that fast, it is because something is getting too hot, then it allows the engine to run once it cools off. I believe you might have been on the right track with the ignition coil, and would be looking at the spark plugs, myself. Let us know if you need anything else!

Could be something simple like a "knocked off" vacumn line/connection...Try to trace each one from the manifold, as well as the air filter box...Hope this helps. (Check all under hood switch connections too.

A broken or corroded wire in the ASD relay socket, a blown fuse, a loose bulkhead connector, or even a faulty ignition switch- not the key portion, but the electrical portion where the wiring harness attaches to the steering column. Using a test light, a buzzer or a volt meter you can see if the switch is getting power- and also see which terminals are getting power when the ignition switch is moved.

Your speed sensor in the gearbox has failed.

Sounds like the flasher is out. Really cheap fix. New ones are about $5-10.

Its probably got an electric igniter rather than a coil, either way it sounds like your not getting for in your piston cylinder.

you have a vacuum leak that has caused a lack of fuel or the air mass sensor has gone bad.

you should replace the crankshaft sensor as well... did you change the connectors for the new sensor? and check ignition coil and cables... while the car its at idle, unplug the ignition cable testing it one by one.. unplug and and plug it back in.. do the same with all four cables.. Good luck

Mass Air Flow Sensor

Check the cam angle sensor and the power transistor.