20 Most Recent 2005 Mitsubishi Lancer - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Is the clutch slipping ? Are the brakes holding the car back ?

worn belt, or the cv axels. drive in a tight circle each direction and listen for for a clicking sound. if you hear one then your cv axels need to be replaced

1. An immobiliser or immobilizer is an electronic security device fitted to an automobile that prevents the engine from running unless the correct key (or other token) is present. This prevents the car from being "hot wired" after entry has been achieved and helping to reducing motor vehicle theft.

already answered in the other multiple post!

Remove the transmission and flywheel to get access to the rear of the crankshaft.

The answer is to replace the cable that flips the cover. What's most likely happened is that the cable has rusted in the lever mechanism under the carpet. This happens because of water getting in through the floor. Remove the drivers seat. When the carpet is up, look for rusted out metal plugs (about 30 mm in diameter) in the floor. Replace and fix any rust or leaks. Replacing the cable can be tedious, usually requires removing the trim in the trunk, and often taking out the back seats to get access. A garage would charge 2-3 hours of labour to do this job.

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According to Gates, yes: Part Locator

If it's the factory installed radio then the dealership should be able to look it up for you using your vin number

the sensor is giving a message that it is hot check radiator flow .

This is the routing for the 1.8L, 2.0L and 2.4 l engines.

On top of the headlight you will see screws marked with left or right and the other with high and low. Just turn the screws accordingly. Note it is marked as L R and H L

There are usually some adjustment/aligning bolts on the back of the headlight. You will have to park your car perpendicularly to a wall about 25 feet away from the car. Then you will adjust and align the bolts on the back. You will have to open the hood as the alignment bolts are on the back of the headlight which is accessible from the engine compartment side. There are usually 3 alignment bolts per headlight. You may have to chalk up a pattern on the wall when you do this. Here is one guide for you. http://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/how-to/repair/1347221

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It must be from the rough idling. Check the spark plug gaps and the lead wires if they have good continuity. Check your car manual for the proper gap for the spark plugs. Set it with the use of a spark plug gauge.

all cars have sorryfull sensors. a sorry lot ,they are. post a full question, better post a symptom then a question. helping to guess, is futile.

This sensor basically sends info to the car's computer so when it is faulty it means you won't know the position of your car's throttle, the fuel, or engine's performance so you have to get it fixed because it sometimes gets rusty and thus needs to be cleaned up.

More than possible...... My old Mercedes had that problem and that is what it turned out to be....... Get a new Sensor, install it and you should be back to normal.... easy job to swap them