The The 2011 Mitsubishi Endeavor is a crossover SUV that manages to provide decent comfort, power and performance into a single package. This also marked the final year of production for the SUV, as it was phased out due to...
Hello, Spotting a major gas leak under your car is not something to be taken lightly. Gasoline is a flammable, hazardous liquid and a leak in you car is a repair that needs to be addressed immediately. There are numerous...
Hello! What you have described is a common problem that many 2009-2011 Mitsubishis have encountered. 95% of the time, the no blow of the AC will be caused by a bad blower motor. Mitsubishi is aware of this problem and...
Based on your description it sounds like the overheating is accompanied by a coolant leak (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/coolant-is-leaking-inspection). Coolant leaks can be either a cause OR a consequence of overheating. Be sure not to drive the car if it is overheating because...
It sounds like you may have a stretched out belt or potentially a worn out pulley bearing that may be causing the rattling noise (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/loud-squealing-or-rattling-is-coming-from-engine-inspection) you are describing. In some cases, loose exhaust components may also cause a bit of...
Hi there. In many cases, when an aftermarket device is added to your security system, it can trigger an error code that is stored in the ECU which can cause the issues you're experiencing. However, even removing the system will...
Codes P0171 and P0174 indicate the engine control unit is detecting the engine is running too lean - too much air and not enough fuel. P0431 indicates the catalytic converter is not operating at peak efficiency - not cleaning up...
Hello. From what you describe it would appear that your battery terminal will likely need to be replaced. If you do not have the resources to have it professionally replaced then replacing it on your own could be another option....
The most common cause of the floor becoming wet when the AC is on is due to the AC vent becoming clogged. When this happens the evaporation which is a by-product of the evaporator core working properly and can begin...
In this situation, I can only provide my best guess as to what is going on. Without knowing where and how Circuit City hooked up the remote start and what model was used, this is the best answer I can...
A few different things can cause this fault. Though 50,000 miles seems a bit early for most of them, the usual causes for the loud noise include: a failed idler, a faulty belt tensioner, an air leak, an exhaust leak,...
There are numerous potential causes for the symptoms you are experiencing. However, one thing that comes to mind is the torque converter. The torque converter clutch is usually applied at speeds above 30 mph when the transmission is in 2nd,...
Hi Paula. Thanks for contacting us today. 95% of the time, frequent alternator or serpentine belt breakage is caused by either faulty pulley's or misaligned or un-properly adjusted belts. Belts that are not properly adjusted to tightness can also explain...
Hi Taylor. Thanks for contacting us today. A noise like you are describing is often caused by wheel bearings that have lost lubrication and are wearing out. It can also be due to a loose serpentine belt or drive belt....
This circumstance is not unusual and I suspect is often related to the use of non-OEM rotors and non-OEM brake pad material and also the failure to re-apply factory specified shims and/or appropriate anti-squeal compounds and lubricants. Unfortunately, once non-OEM...
Hi there - this may be more a matter of the equipment availability to "program" anti-theft components. Most mechanics do not have access to anti-theft/security components in the vehicle. These are only available to dealers licensed by that manufacturer. This...
Hello. You will be able to install the new ignition and key but the Mitsubishi dealership or a capable Locksmith will have to reprogram the key to the car for you. I worked at a Mitsubishi dealership for a few...
This may very well be a bad thermostat (https://www.yourmechanic.com/services/thermostat-replacement) as this is often a common culprit of many overheating issues on most cars. The thermostat regulates the coolant flow in and out of your car's engine. When this is stuck...
When this occurs, there are a few usual culprits. The most common include: the key fob failing, the car's security system is malfunctioning, or the door lock actuators have failed. The other door lock actuators failing is the most unlikely...
Hey there. These issues may be related or separate problems. If replacing the thermostat provided heat, it was most likely stuck closed and not allowing coolant to flow to the heater core. The blower fan is a completely different circuit....
Hello there, it sounds like something may have shorted out. The brake switch system can only support so many amps of power, and with the addition of the trailer lights, it may have exceeded the capacity and caused the fuse...
