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Junior Member
Joined: Dec 2014
Posts: 1
Complete beginner so need help!
I've no idea what I'm doing on this website but just want to find out why my Mitsubishi Pajero Junior SWB (1996) is slow to accelerate in the mornings. It is fine in reverse, but is slow for the first couple of miles till ?the oil is warm ?the water is warm. As you can tell I'm a helpless female with no more idea than putting oil water and petrol in my little truck.
Can someone help please!,
Regards, Helen
Can someone help please!,
Regards, Helen
Junior Member
Joined: Jan 2015
Posts: 1
New to join have been reading for a few years now
Cruising a 2003 Outlander AWD XLS with around 178K miles, got it with around 30K on it in 2006.
DIY Repairs/maintenance: brakes, oil, other fluids, wipers, lights, battery, air filter, front L/R inner & outer tie rods, drive side window regulator, AC drain unclogging, rear defrost wiring repair, spark plugs & wires, radiator replacement.
Pro Repairs: exhaust flex pipe, alignments, timing & serpentine belts, tire replacement.
Major problems: Timing belt teeth stripped causing vehicle to not move(resolved), Jumping in rear end when shifting appears to be a bushing issues where differential may need new bushings (not resolved)
DIY Repairs/maintenance: brakes, oil, other fluids, wipers, lights, battery, air filter, front L/R inner & outer tie rods, drive side window regulator, AC drain unclogging, rear defrost wiring repair, spark plugs & wires, radiator replacement.
Pro Repairs: exhaust flex pipe, alignments, timing & serpentine belts, tire replacement.
Major problems: Timing belt teeth stripped causing vehicle to not move(resolved), Jumping in rear end when shifting appears to be a bushing issues where differential may need new bushings (not resolved)
