How to change it a heater in a 2001 mitsubishi diamante

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Below are two diagrams showing the relay locations for your vehicle. Hope this helps. :)

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You are absolutely correct.

The Mitsubishi Diamante has the advanced electronic transmission, which MUST only use "special" Mitsubishi transmission fluid.

Contrary to belief, having excess fluid in your transmission can cause havoc, just as not enough fluid can.

So, it's imperative that the fluid level be checked while engine is warm, in park at idel speed.

As the condition of the fluid is critical, you should change the fluid every 30,000 miles/50,000kms, to avoid costly repairs.

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I think the steps to replace the 'heater core' are a few too many to list here- sry and it is a pain to do in most vehicles- im not familiar on the exact steps on the particular veh. Best thing to do is get a repair manual and follow its guidance on removal and reinstallation of the heater core. Good Luck

Your best bet is to get a repair manual from the local Auto Parts store and follow the instrutions in it, There are too many steps to list here, Sry but thats my best advise

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