Mitsubishi Mirage

check all the Fuses and fuse links (Altnator to Fuse box to battery)

You need a new air filter/s, new spark plugs, oil change, run injector cleaner through the tank, or a dealership will use and injector clear pump. If you want to you can do a coolant flush, power steering pump flush, brake fluid flush. If you want to, you can replace your belts too. Also you should rotate your tires to be sure that they don't wear too much in one spot. The first part is the basics though :)

If a 1993 Mitsubishi Mirage Coupe has rust on the roof, the problem can be solved with a product called Bondo. This material consists of a tape or screen and a patching solution that has to be mixed. Apply some solution, apply the screen and cover with the rest of the solution, smoothing out with a putty knife. Let dry thoroughly and sand if necessary to smooth further. Spray paint with a primer for metal.

Turn car on then let it run and heat up then remove dipstick

The 2014 Mitsubishi Mirage is a gas-powered vehicle.

Tune-Ups Are Very Simple. Change the Oil, I use Castrol Syntec 10W-30. Flush and change your engine coolant if it hasn't been one in 5 years(take it to a shop, you really dont save much money doing it yourself). Also, change the fuel filter if you need to(generally at 100k mi). Also the air filter if needed. Transmission/Clutch fluid needs to be done as well. Ensure they are flushed. Many ppl dont realize how much metal shavings from wear on gears and gunk build up you'd get in your transission. As long as the transmission isn't slipping, you dont have to rush it. Also check belts and pulleys for wear and cracking. The most important thing is spark plugs. Never trust the igniter gap, even the pre-gapped ones, they're just a universal estimate. Buy a igniter gap gauge if you have to. They're usually like $1. Use titanium plugs, like NGK, if you want optimum performance. Its the little things you do that can make a big difference in performance.

By almost any definition of the term sports Car the answer is no.

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For NGK OEM it is .044 gap. Replacing mine today!

One day you turned left and found to your surprise, the blinker stayed on. and not only is the left on, you cant turn the right one on either.

The problem: an itty-bitty piece of plastic on the inside of your steering column is broken. Its the switch that changes from left signal to off to right signal.

The solution: The part you need to replace is the entire switch that's located on the left side of your steering column. The part costs 97.25 from the dealership so don't get ripped off. Mechanics will try to tell you its a number of things, but the truth is, you just need a new part. Its quickly replaced and you shouldn't pay more than 50$ in labor.

Remove protective plate cover undernreath the engine and look at the timimg cover it is located about 1/2 way up the cover with a wire and connector on it. easy job, only takes about 20 mins to complete start to finish.

Its located above the fuel tank. There are 2 places it connects on to the fuel pump. The other end is located under the seat of the car.

The 2002 Mitsubishi Mirage has a drag coefficient of 0.37 Cd.

i have a 97 mirage 1.5 that did the same, have your alternator and battery checked.

the timing belt mark is to right of the head and the crank marker is to right about one oclock

some twist off some have bolts in them and some just pop off

There is none

many causes. check: loose wheel bearings possible bent spindle possible bent suspension part weak springs alignment, if the camber or toe(alignment terms) is out, the tire will not sit in the proper position. depending on the year, your car may take alignment shims to correct the problem. shims are usually an additional cost on top of the alignment.

when you open the hood it will be on the right side by. it looks like a motor oil dipstick and just that

The Mirage could have a leaking valve cover. Wash the engine off at a car wash, then keep a careful check to see where the oil is coming from, then you will know what needs to be replaced.

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At least 85km. I have gotten up to 85 km and it did not stall.

750kg (1650 lbs) per mfr specs. Not too smart to approach the limit, however, very hard on brakes and transmissions.

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The bearings must be pressed out of the hub and the new ones pressed in. Take it to a garage

its on the front of the engine block. by the oil cap. email me for a pic and ill send it to you asap cmmacisbak@yahoo.com names chris