Mitsubishi Eclipse

The Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) sensor is located on the firewall side of the upper intake manifold plenum

Pull the radio/dash fuse on the left side of the dash and plug it back in

Yes, it does. Your insurance can be 2 times higher vs Toyota Camry or Honda accord.

The crankshaft position sensor is located on the front of the engine inside the timing belt cover

If you have a plugged AC condensation drain, clear water will back up and end up on the passenger floor. If the heater core is leaking engine coolant you will have engine coolant end up on the passenger floor.

Its right on the exhaust manifold, if u look down from the top u should see the cable and be able to locate it.

There is also a rear O2 sensor between the header and the catalytic converter.

Go to http://www.mitsubishiforum.com/forumid_233/tt.htm The forum website has the 3rd and 4th generation Service Manuals. Look at section 52A - Interior.pdf which has detailed diagrams and the disassembly/removal steps.

Begin by removing the wiring harness from the back of your headlight. Remove the headlight assembly retaining bolts. The headlight assembly will come out.

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THE STEREO IS CONNECTED TO THE DASH LIGHTS, MOST LIKELY YOU JUST SNAPPED THE WIRES OFF AND TWISTED THEM RIGHT? AND YOU HAD SOME EXTRA WIRES RIGHT? THOSE EXTRA WIRES WERE FOR SOMETHING...JUST GET THE ADAPTER AND CONNECT YOUR OLD STEREO HARNESS BACK... TRUST ME OK I FOUND THE SOLUTION YOU NEED TO GROUND A WIRE THAT WAS EXTRA IT IS BLACK AND YELLOW...-aojedam-

It's FWD.

It's located next to the crankshaft pulley (the timing belt is going around it). You will not miss it. There is only one sensor there.

The sensor has failed or there is damaged wiring, which is not as rare as you might think.

You can back up fairly close to a light-colored wall or garage door, or a plate glass window at night and step on the brake pedal. If the brake lights work, you will see the red glow from each of them in the rear view mirrors. Or you can ask someone to watch the brake lights while you step on the brake pedal and tell you if any or akll of them light up.

A person can remove the ECU of the car and remove the resistor clips to help the car make the change. However, it is suggested to take the ECU to an automotive shop and have it flashed and changed over, to make sure it is done correctly.Ê

The cost of an oxygen sensor for a 2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT will cost between $55 and $80. The difference depends on location, dealer, and brand of sensor.

driver side under steerling wheel panel

Get on the passenger side of the car, and look behind the center divide. It is located underneath the car stereo.

3 just on top of the engine,u can see black cap with screw and wire,other 3 under the intake.

Pull the ABS fuse located in the engine bay. This disables both traction control and ABS. The lights on the dash will stay illuminated because of the missing fuse.

Facing your engine, it is on the right side underneath the air intake filter assembly.

In the tank.

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Any normal 50/50 mix. Nothing fancy like a GM or Chevy.

Behind the timing belt, you'll see the wire running into the engine.