Mitsubishi Lancer 08 2008 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Sounds like something is causing a power drain. If you know how to use an amp meter it's not too hard to find it. Disconnect the positive terminal from the battery with the meter set on amp put one lead from the meter on the battery terminal the other to the cable you took off the battery so that the current goes through the meter if it shows a drain pull out one fuse at a time until no drain seen then just check what that fuse goes to.

Based upon what you have said, it would seem that you have something that is causing a continuous battery drain. Have you added any new electronics to the vehicle that may have accidentally been wired up to a constant hot source instead of one that is controlled by the ignition switch? Many enthusiasts accidentally install stereo amps directly to hot and find they never shut off, killing the battery. If you are skilled at electronic troubleshooting, you may be able to track down a wiring problem yourself. I will warn you that many repair shops will attempt to diagnose your problem, but few are trained to do it efficiently. If you decide to pay a pro to fix it, go to an Auto Electric specialist. They charge more per hour, but will take far fewer hours to locate and repair the problem than the corner mechanic.

No serial numbers ... it is probably stolen and of no use.

RED /blk-LAMP ON==12 VOLT CONSTANT BLACK--GROUND PURPLE/BROWN==LAMP AUTO OR FACTORY DOOR SWITCH

First check and make sure your + and - wires are in the wright place and the remote wire coming from the head unit is in the remote spot also make sure you have a good ground and is not loose. Its easy to get the + and - crossed even if you are sure check again I have done this a few times before even after I was for sure...Hope this helped.. The Orange or Red light is a protect light telling you something is wrong just retrace steps and make sure all the wires are connected right if not the wires then most likely the problem lies inside the amp.. Good luck...

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dont know how to reset clock on my 2004 magna

Just need radio code for Mitsubishi 1996

hi margaret, seems like the coins have shorted out some front components like zener diodes, fusible resistors etc, in the face. if you not technically minded it wud be best to consult with a technician directly.

Disconnect the car battery for 10 mins.Reconnect the battery then enter the radio code.When you disconnect your battery and then reconnect itagain, it disables the radio. This is an anti-theft protection for your carradio. The enable your radio the activation code is in your vehicle owner's manual. Ifyou do not have this code you need to go to your vehicle manufacturer's servicecentre and get them to enter this code for you.

When you disconnect your battery and then reconnect itagain, it disables the radio. This is an anti-theft protection for your carradio. The enable your radio the activation code is in your vehicle owner's manual. Ifyou do not have this code you need to go to your vehicle manufacturer's servicecentre and get them to enter this code for you.

When you disconnect your battery and then reconnect itagain, it disables the radio. This is an anti-theft protection for your carradio. The enable your radio the activation code is in your vehicle owner's manual. Ifyou do not have this code you need to go to your Mitsubishi servicecentre and get them to enter this code for you.

Go to a Mitsubishi Dealer with your car, prove the car is yours and the dealer will give you the code, they will not give it over the phone.

take it to an auto stereo shop and fit a new cd player

Hi John,

Thanks for your question at Fixya,

The manual that I have with me , is in the chinese version , however that's the only one which is available, so what you can do , is translate the particular text that you require from it , for your reference and it would work fine.

I have uploaded the document for you on the internet, please find the link below.

CLICK HERE



Hope this helps ...:) In case you have any queries , feel free to contact me.

Hi, you do need that wire to charge the battery, but it doesn't have to be from the dealer. See if you can find another one that has a fuse of the same size.

You will have to take it to dealership they can look it up by the VIN number.

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Possible that some connectors of the main harness to the dash board contacts are failing the contact when there is flow of current- due to heating or even dirt or crusted joints.
You can remove all the contacts clean and reset them back . If there is a change wash all the contacts with petrol / degreasing spary (WD 40) which might help to solve the issue.

In the USA anyone can get their radio code for free direct from Mitsubishi by telephone. You will need the following information:
Last 8 characters of your VIN # Radio Serial Number
Call Mitsubishi:
1-888-648-7820, option 1, option 4 Current hours: 6am to 5pm Pacific, M-F.
Tell representative that you replaced your battery and now need your radio code. If you are not currently a registered owner, they will ask for your info for registration. ==============================================================
If not in the USA then sorry....Main MITSUBISHI Dealer or Radio Decoding Service only for this code
It will not be available for free or cheap from anywhere on the Internet
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