Mitsubishi Car Audio & Video - Page 4 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Most fuse boxes are under the steering wheel by your left foot, at the ends of the dash, in the glove box, or under the hood. Better yet, you can download the manual for your vehicle right from Mitsubishi and know for sure. Just go to the link below and setup an account.

http://www.mitsubishicars.com/MMNA/jsp/owners-site/manuals.do

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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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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
=======================================================

If you have a factory radio then look through the owners manual. Often times the radio code has been scribbled down on either the first few, or the last few pages by a previous owner. Or, the code will be on a "business card" size slip of paper either in the owners' manual, or in some sort of plastic sheath. The code will appear in BOLD, and will always be five digits long (12345). If all else fails, rummage through your entire glove box for the code. If you cannot find it, then you will have to contact the manufacturer. Also keep in mind that too many attempts to enter the wrong radio code will result in your stereo no longer accepting any more attempts. I hope you found my advise useful!

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The stereo in the Eclipse can be removed with nothing more than a Phillips screwdriverDisconnect the negative battery cable from your Eclipse's battery. Remove the two Phillips screws along the bottom of the radio/climate control trim panel. Lift up the bottom of the trim panel to unlock the lower retaining clips. Work your fingers around the sides of the panel to loosen the other clips and remove the panel. Remove the four Phillips screws holding the stereo in place. Slide the stereo out of the dashboard and disconnect the wiring harness and antenna cable from the back of the device.

Also check this link if it helps:-

http://www.ehow.com/how_5938157_remove-eclipse-car-radio.html

In theUSA anyone can get their radio code for free direct from Mitsubishi bytelephone. You will need the following information: Last 8characters of your VIN # RadioSerial Number CallMitsubishi: 1-888-648-7820,option 1, option 4 Currenthours: 6am to 5pm Pacific, M-F. Tellrepresentative that you replaced your battery and now need your radio code. Ifyou are not currently a registered owner, they will ask for your info forregistration.

In theUSA anyone can get their radio code for free direct from Mitsubishi bytelephone. You will need the following information: Last 8characters of your VIN # RadioSerial Number CallMitsubishi: 1-888-648-7820,option 1, option 4 Currenthours: 6am to 5pm Pacific, M-F. Tellrepresentative that you replaced your battery and now need your radio code. Ifyou are not currently a registered owner, they will ask for your info forregistration.

The system has detected an issue with one or more of the audio communication circuits. At this point, this is most likely not something you can repair yourself, but the vehicle is a 2011 and still under warranty. I would have the dealer diagnose and repair this issue.

Shamui, I would look for the fuse in the fuse box (either in the engine bay or inside the Outlander under the dashboard) If the fuse is good, try disconnecting the battery for a few minutes and reconnecting it - it has happened to me before - hope that helps.

You need to contact a main dealer for Mitsubishi ,the will get you a code for a fee ,keep code in safe place in case it happens again

ok you will have to take off ur dash and puyll out your radio unpluge it and plug the new radio put it back in and put the dash back in

have you checked the fuses yet ? if you are lucky you may have just blown the fuse for that device. your local mitsubish dealer would be able to tell you the correct model of the device as well. a good source for parts from what i have found is ebay or your local recycling/wrecking/junk yard may have the parts you require as well.

Radio code is specific for each and every car. It is specific like anti theft code.

You can get it by providing your VIN# and registration details in authorized dealership. Nobody else can provide you. If anybody can provide you that , then there is no meaning of security for your car.