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I have been working with (and driving) a first generation Mitsubishi Eclipse for several years. Anything that could go wrong with an Eclipse has probably happened on mine. Fortunately, I have gained a lot of knowledge from experience in repairing these problems myself.
Identifying and repairing problems in mechanical and electrical areas. Plus, I have learned many ways to enhance performance to the incredible engine Mitsubishi put in their early model Turbos.
AS degree in Engineering Science
BS degree in Electrical Engineering
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Allan, Sorry for the late reply. If the fuel pump is damaged, you can get a sudden and sharp loss of power. Lack of fuel supply to the combustion chambers will not allow the pistons to turn or not make
Fiona, Sorry for the late reply. You should have the computer checked out. Once the engine reaches normal operation temperature, the computer starts taking over to regulate ignition timing, air/fuel
Joey, Most squeaks are caused by a loose or worn drive belt. Your car probably has 3 drive belts; power steering, alternator, and A/C. If any of those belts are loose or if the pulleys they ride on
Michael, These are good questions, and you're doing the best thing by getting a tune-up. The items you mentioned should definitely fix your misfire issue, and hopefully your other problems. If problems
Sam, I'm not familiar with the set up the Lancers have that were sold in New Zealand, but those same engines were used in cars that were sold in the States. If the display of 20 degrees C is actually

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