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Why is there water leaking on the passenger side foot well and rear off my l200?
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Disarm passenger airbag in Mitsubishi l200?
The passenger airbag on a Mitsubishi L200 can easily be deactivated by flipping the switch located in the glove box. This feature is available to allow a rearward-facing child restraint to be used in that seat.
Where is the horn on your Saturn l200?
Under passenger headlight. Pretty close to the wheel well.
Where is the radiator drain plug on a Saturn L200?
toward the bottom of the radiator on the right (passenger) side. It is located in front of the AC compressor
Where is the outside air temperature sensor on the 2001 Mitsubishi L200 2.5 TD?
either passenger or drivers side behide the bumper
Where is the dome light fuse in a 2002 Saturn L200?
Passenger side fuse block, 10 amp fuse labeled "Body".
Why is the passenger side floor wet in your 2003 Saturn L200?
Well, if your experience is anything like mine, your heater core is gone. Take it to the shop.
Where is the relay for the glow plugs on a L200?
relay for glowplugs is at the front passenger side located just behind battery just about level with top ov battery
Where is the fuse box on Mitsubishi L200?
fuse box location mitsubishi l200
How do you tighten fan belt on Mitsubishi L200?
how do you tighten fan belt on l200
Why is your Saturn l200 leaking oil?
That depends on WHERE it's leaking oi.Internal combustion engines (not just Saturn's) tend to leak at a few favorite places, such as:Rocker cover gasket.Rear main sealOil pan gasketFront main sealOil filterand if it's NOT one of the above, you may want to check the power steering pump.
How do you replace wiper switch l200 series?
2001saturn l200 how to replace a windshield wiper switch
Which company produces the L200 Canopy?
The L200 Canopy was produced by the Mitsubishi company. The L200 Canopy features a wide open back and it is bigger than most cars that Mitsubishi makes.
