My 2008 EVO X GSR is in sick bay
#1
My 2008 EVO X GSR is in sick bay
Dropped it off at the dealer today with the "service engine soon" light going.
Dealer got two codes...
One is a temperature alert, and the other is a timing alert.
Dealer is super cool...gave me a loaner.
Mitsu says other Evo X's having same issue. Not too many out there yet.
Probably a program issue with the self-diagnostic systems.
If you all care, I will keep you updated.
Dealer got two codes...
One is a temperature alert, and the other is a timing alert.
Dealer is super cool...gave me a loaner.
Mitsu says other Evo X's having same issue. Not too many out there yet.
Probably a program issue with the self-diagnostic systems.
If you all care, I will keep you updated.
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RE: My 2008 EVO X GSR is in sick bay
I didn't take pics yet...too much fun driving it... Will take 'em when I get it back from the dealer.
Asfor the driving... It feels substantial. I never had a VIII or IX so I can't compare, but the car is not an econobox with a blaster under the hood. It is a real road machine.
I haven't thrashed the engine. Too new to push it above 4k or so.
The car is stunning in person. I park in a nice area at work, Spot # 1 is my boss's S600, #2 is his son's Gallardo. My Evo is in Spot #3 and #4 is the general counsel's new Jag XK. The evo sticks out, but as a work of art, holds its own.
The S600 is quicker and I dig the active seats. I never drove the Lambo, but I did drive his wife's Continental which was lovely, but less satisfying than the rowing the Evo.
I won't comment on the Jag because it is more about image than excitement, and doesn't claim otherwise.
Asfor the driving... It feels substantial. I never had a VIII or IX so I can't compare, but the car is not an econobox with a blaster under the hood. It is a real road machine.
I haven't thrashed the engine. Too new to push it above 4k or so.
The car is stunning in person. I park in a nice area at work, Spot # 1 is my boss's S600, #2 is his son's Gallardo. My Evo is in Spot #3 and #4 is the general counsel's new Jag XK. The evo sticks out, but as a work of art, holds its own.
The S600 is quicker and I dig the active seats. I never drove the Lambo, but I did drive his wife's Continental which was lovely, but less satisfying than the rowing the Evo.
I won't comment on the Jag because it is more about image than excitement, and doesn't claim otherwise.
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RE: My 2008 EVO X GSR is in sick bay
damn, they don't even have them over here on the eastcoast yet that i'm aware of, 1st place is proly gunna be florida, which isn't gunna do me any good, but damn dude i wish I could afford one, this summer hopefully i'll be in an evo VIII or IX
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Arizona Evo X - Out of the shop
Hi All...
My GSR is red..just like the promo one used in all the mags. I will post pics, but frankly the car looks exactly like the one on the Mitsu website..
Two codes came up on the reader....P0830 and P1320. Has something to do with "coldstart" and "Camshaft timing sync."
They reset the computer and the codes went away. I drove home from the dealer and the light did not reappear.
They checked something called "Techline" and they left an open case for me incase I notice something/anything. The service writer chalked it up to a software glitch and cleared the codes.
I don't know if that means he reset the warnings, or if he removed the "tests" that identified the problem. The car is less than a week old, and giving me the tummy warbles.
Car drove/felt/sounded flawless on the way home from the dealer. The loaner they gave me wasa bigger 2007 Mitsu, which felt MUCH MUCH less substantial than the Evo. The Evo is built like a brick ****house. Every screw/bolt/panel is much stronger than it needs to be. I guess they kind of know that folks will be "creative" in customizing their cars, and wanted a bigger margin of error to handle the HP increases the wizards will discover.
So far so good. Still Happy.
My GSR is red..just like the promo one used in all the mags. I will post pics, but frankly the car looks exactly like the one on the Mitsu website..
Two codes came up on the reader....P0830 and P1320. Has something to do with "coldstart" and "Camshaft timing sync."
They reset the computer and the codes went away. I drove home from the dealer and the light did not reappear.
They checked something called "Techline" and they left an open case for me incase I notice something/anything. The service writer chalked it up to a software glitch and cleared the codes.
I don't know if that means he reset the warnings, or if he removed the "tests" that identified the problem. The car is less than a week old, and giving me the tummy warbles.
Car drove/felt/sounded flawless on the way home from the dealer. The loaner they gave me wasa bigger 2007 Mitsu, which felt MUCH MUCH less substantial than the Evo. The Evo is built like a brick ****house. Every screw/bolt/panel is much stronger than it needs to be. I guess they kind of know that folks will be "creative" in customizing their cars, and wanted a bigger margin of error to handle the HP increases the wizards will discover.
So far so good. Still Happy.
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RE: Arizona Evo X - Out of the shop
Car drove/felt/sounded flawless on the way home from the dealer. The loaner they gave me wasa bigger 2007 Mitsu, which felt MUCH MUCH less substantial than the Evo. The Evo is built like a brick ****house. Every screw/bolt/panel is much stronger than it needs to be. I guess they kind of know that folks will be "creative" in customizing their cars, and wanted a bigger margin of error to handle the HP increases the wizards will discover.