Mitsubishi Lancer Repair Manual 2018 4g94
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02lancer answered 9 years ago well i have a 02 lancer and i have put 2 transmissions in it. You can change the filter unless you wana pay a tran shop $1500 more or less to drop it out and pull the trans out and pull the case apart and put the new one in. Its a real painin the a$$ if you dont know what you doing. The trans that came with tha car exploded on my girl friend on her way to work that planetary gear split on it. And the trans that i just pulled out the passenger side cv bearing went bad it was cheeper to get a nem trans then replacing the bearing.
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So all and all if it goes again i am going to put a standard trans in it. There just junk lol. Danman666 answered 3 years ago I have an 03' lancer es manual Trans, and I bought it at 71k miles.it now has 227k miles on it.I've only spent about 3k on it over the 9 years I've owned it, but with regular oil changes, and no tune ups, it's starting to run rough, but what do u expect.with proper maitence, the car should run at least 500k miles.but most people are idiots behind the wheel, so.it gets also warm my engine up 5 min before I drive it every day.no matter what the weather is like. Alex answered 2 years ago I got my lancer 02 manual transmission at 128,000 miles and now it has 194,000 miles on it with everything up to date on all maintenance. I run the hell out of it and just recently got the transmission replaced because of the bearing were all going out and making my clutch go out every year.
Weird thing is I bought this car and a week later my clutch went out. No one would tell me y until I took it to a family mechanic and he told me it was the bearings from the tranny.
I only spent $800 on transmission parts and labor that's including the clutch and all the motor mounts being replaced. But my car has never left me stranded and now that it's hitting almost the 200,000 mark I don't know if it will make it pass that. Atlas copco xas 136. 1Sojourner answered 2 years ago I bought my daughter's 02 Lancer at 60,000mi.I now have 214,000.:).and still running great!.burning some oil now, and only replaced the plastic radiator and driver-side CV joint.1 tune-up and 1 tranny fluid change.everything still working, though I had to recharge ac myself last week.hope it holds.Edmund's says car's worth $1200, so do I sell for what I can get, or drive it til it's dead lead- sled, then worth maybe $100 at a salvage yard?:/. Tamora102539 answered about a year ago My LANCER 1,3 97' had 600000 km,one water pump,three camshaft belts no tensioner changed,no oil consumption,same oil in the gearboks from factory,all my friends had riden it many times I oveer rev it to the rev limiter like crazy,its second LANCER I have before had 91 model 1,512 valve carburator,no problems perfect car,if I didnt put engine cleaner from STP in it will go milion km.for me MITSU is No 1 car.I looking to by L200 fot my dirt bikes to transport.
Mitsubishi Lancer Repair Manual 2018 4g945
Change the oil in your '02-'07 Mitsubishi Lancer, with 2.0L I4 DOHC engine, to improve engine performance and longevity. It is typically recommended that you change your vehicle's oil every 3,000 to 7,500 miles. However, this number can vary depending on your operating conditions, age of your vehicle, number of miles on your engine and your driving habits.
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