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2003 Mitsubishi Montero Sport - Page 4 Questions & Answers
Batt problems termal all chorid
battery terminal problems can be handled with simple steps Firstly remove both terminals and clean posts with sand paper. clean inside terminals until shiny metal. Remove corrosive gunk with a mixture of sodium di carbonate(baking soda from the kitchen). It will fizz up and neutralise the battery acid on the terminals and on top of the battery Was clean --replace the terminals --- and use crc soft seal to further protect the terminals from a reoccurrence of the problem
Montero sport 2003 oil leak, loss of power, deposit on plugs
Where to begin.Any chance you can take the truck back for a refund ??If not, you have some major expenses ahead.If the oil is in the cylinders, the odds are you have rings and valve guide wear which would require rebuilding the engine. Replacing the valve cover gaskets would only be a concern if the oil is on the outside of the spark plugs. Fixing one thing such as rings or valves with that many miles on the truck would not be realistic.The bearings and oil pump and so on would have 192k on them.The timing belt and water pump should be replaced every 75,000 miles, so you should be on the third one now and another due at 210k.The big issue is the mileage on the truck. Replacing or rebuilding the engine now would be a big investment on a truck that is close to the end of life regarding the rest of the components such as suspension and transmission. The 3.0 engine and drive train have a life expectancy of 200k in most situations. Not to say it can't last any longer, but the odds go down after that number.
My car wont start or crank over
CHECK YOUR BATTERY FOR PROPER CHARGE, & CONNECTIONS AT BATTERY TERMINALS, THEN CHECK YOUR STARTER RELAY CIRCUIT , & STARTER ITSELF FOR LOOSE CONNECTIONS OR MOUNTING BOLTS.
Where is the tire jack
mine is under the passenger side of the rear seat. You have to lift up the bottomof the seat and it is under a flap. Stupid, huh.
The car idel is too high
Adjust the idle revs when the car is in either neutral or park. (2000 rpm is too fast for idle speed).If it is a late model car and therefore has a computer system then what ever you do DON'T TOUCH THE IDLE SCREW. You'll throw everthing out of whack. It needs to be done via a computer. Hope this helps
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