02 Montero AWD problem
#1
02 Montero AWD problem
Hi all
My mother has an 02 Montero Sport AWD that is having some problems. It won't go at all in AWD. It acts like the tranny is slipping, but it acts fine in 4H other than the fact the front wheels won't spin. Where do we start? I hope it isn't the transfer case...... Hope everyone has a great weekend.
My mother has an 02 Montero Sport AWD that is having some problems. It won't go at all in AWD. It acts like the tranny is slipping, but it acts fine in 4H other than the fact the front wheels won't spin. Where do we start? I hope it isn't the transfer case...... Hope everyone has a great weekend.
#3
Guy, Welcome to the forums.
Are you getting any codes with your "slipping" problem? I'd recommend checking the simple stuff first: codes, fluid levels/condition in transfer case & transmission (both auto or manual), integrity of 4WD signal switches in transfer case (on side opposite speedo cable attachment) and vacuum hose condition going to canister on front differential free-wheeling clutch assembly. Solenoids and vacuum lines for this are located on passenger side engine compartment wheel well. Resistance of disconnected switches across terminals should be between 36 ~ 46 ohms.
See if any of these things bring results, and let us know what you find.
Are you getting any codes with your "slipping" problem? I'd recommend checking the simple stuff first: codes, fluid levels/condition in transfer case & transmission (both auto or manual), integrity of 4WD signal switches in transfer case (on side opposite speedo cable attachment) and vacuum hose condition going to canister on front differential free-wheeling clutch assembly. Solenoids and vacuum lines for this are located on passenger side engine compartment wheel well. Resistance of disconnected switches across terminals should be between 36 ~ 46 ohms.
See if any of these things bring results, and let us know what you find.
#6
Well I messed around & broke where the speedometer cable plugs into the transfer case .............. Is this a dealer only part or can I order at any parts store?
BTW. all fluids are fine. I think it's going to the mechanic.
BTW. all fluids are fine. I think it's going to the mechanic.
#7
Sorry to hear that. So what broke? Was it the speedometer cable itself or the gear sleeve that attaches to the transfer case.
Those are available here, but I'm not certain if this is an accurate Mitsubishi PN for your model.
http://www.directmitsubishiparts.com...partnum=accept
Here are more listings:
Mitsubishi MR111094
GEAR-SPEEDOMETER DRI 0.00 1 $18.62
Mitsubishi MR111095
GEAR-SPEEDOMETER DRI 0.00 1 $20.73
Mitsubishi MR111096
GEAR-SPEEDOMETER DRI 0.00 1 $21.95
Mitsubishi MR111097
GEAR-SPEEDOMETER DRI 0.00 1 $23.73
Mitsubishi MR111107
SLEEVE ASSY-SPEEDOME 0.00 1 $33.07
Mitsubishi MR111108
SLEEVE ASSY-SPEEDOME 0.00 1 $28.95
Mitsubishi MR111109
SLEEVE ASSY-SPEEDOME 0.00 1 $37.98
Mitsubishi MR111110
SLEEVE ASSY-SPEEDOME 0.00 1 $40.08
Perhaps a call to your local dealer can clear that up for you.
I would love to think that a speedometer cable could be ordered at your local auto parts store, but I honestly don't know. One call can clear up the matter; then we'll both know.
You might also find joy at a local auto wrecker, if they have a similar model lying around awaiting your surgical touch. Again, time to man the phones!
If you feel you must take her in to a mechanic, there's nothing wrong with that. But make sure you did all those things I recommended before spending your money on expensive diagnostics. Your trouble may well indeed be in your transfer case, but it could also be something relatively simple.
I hope that it is, and either way, let us know what you find out, OK?
Those are available here, but I'm not certain if this is an accurate Mitsubishi PN for your model.
http://www.directmitsubishiparts.com...partnum=accept
Here are more listings:
Mitsubishi MR111094
GEAR-SPEEDOMETER DRI 0.00 1 $18.62
Mitsubishi MR111095
GEAR-SPEEDOMETER DRI 0.00 1 $20.73
Mitsubishi MR111096
GEAR-SPEEDOMETER DRI 0.00 1 $21.95
Mitsubishi MR111097
GEAR-SPEEDOMETER DRI 0.00 1 $23.73
Mitsubishi MR111107
SLEEVE ASSY-SPEEDOME 0.00 1 $33.07
Mitsubishi MR111108
SLEEVE ASSY-SPEEDOME 0.00 1 $28.95
Mitsubishi MR111109
SLEEVE ASSY-SPEEDOME 0.00 1 $37.98
Mitsubishi MR111110
SLEEVE ASSY-SPEEDOME 0.00 1 $40.08
Perhaps a call to your local dealer can clear that up for you.
I would love to think that a speedometer cable could be ordered at your local auto parts store, but I honestly don't know. One call can clear up the matter; then we'll both know.
You might also find joy at a local auto wrecker, if they have a similar model lying around awaiting your surgical touch. Again, time to man the phones!
If you feel you must take her in to a mechanic, there's nothing wrong with that. But make sure you did all those things I recommended before spending your money on expensive diagnostics. Your trouble may well indeed be in your transfer case, but it could also be something relatively simple.
I hope that it is, and either way, let us know what you find out, OK?
Last edited by mothman52; 05-12-2011 at 05:51 PM.
#8
Just out of curiosuty............ What would she be worth in the condition she's in now?
2002 Montero Sport XLS AWD
just shy of 100k
salvage title, but is currently registered in NM
body in fair condition
any ideas?
thanks!
2002 Montero Sport XLS AWD
just shy of 100k
salvage title, but is currently registered in NM
body in fair condition
any ideas?
thanks!
#9
Wow, I really couldn't say, as the price varies according to location. I'd do a quick scan of your local CL and take it from there.
Here's an 02 with 86K in Albuquerque at a dealer for $6400:
http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/ctd/2365897886.html
And an 01 with a salvage title for $4400, but with mucho miles:
http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/2369329954.html
Thinking of jumping ship?
Here's an 02 with 86K in Albuquerque at a dealer for $6400:
http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/ctd/2365897886.html
And an 01 with a salvage title for $4400, but with mucho miles:
http://albuquerque.craigslist.org/cto/2369329954.html
Thinking of jumping ship?