What kind of car is the Mitsubishi Challenger?
The Mitsubishi Challenger was a mid-size SUV manufactured by the Japanese automobile company Mitsubishi Motors since 1996, spanning over three generations. Like the Mitsubishi Pajero, it featured independent front suspension with torsion bars and a live rear axle.
What is the idle stepper motor on a Mitsubishi Challenger?
If the engine runs when you apply some throttle but won’t idle, I’d be drawn to the idle stepper-motor which is a small electronic actuator that is designed to keep the engine at a stable, steady idle when no throttle is applied.
What’s the towing capacity of a Mitsubishi Challenger?
Have your dealer check it out. The Mitsubishi Challenger is rated with a maximum towing capacity of 3000kg (braked), so it should cope with your need to tow 2800kg. Disclaimer: You acknowledge and agree that all answers are provided as a general guide only and should not be relied upon as bespoke advice.
2005 Mitsubishi Challenger. While the Challenger was built down to a price, quality certainly didn’t suffer and there’s the typically impressive Japanese attention to detail. Look under the Challenger’s body for signs of damage caused by too-hard driving in harsh areas. Also look and taste for salt on the chassis rails.
Can You import a Mitsubishi Challenger from Japan?
Import Mitsubishi Challenger from Japan is only a good idea if it fits your basic needs. If this car does not fit your needs, don’t hesitate to have a look at other Mitsubishi . The priority is to choose the cars that serve your using purpose. Best place to look for Cars for sale in Japan ? Japan, but why ?
What causes serious engine damage in a Mitsubishi?
Serious internal engine damage can occur when the piston and valves come into contact with each other “out-of-time” caused by a damaged belt etc. In the worst case, the engine assembly will need to be replaced. (c) Mitsubishi Motors Corporation.
What kind of transmission does the Dodge Challenger have?
The Challenger’s V6 powerplant doesn’t sit in front of the highly-regarded Super Select 4WD system fitted to the Mitsubishi Pajero, rather it uses an old-style setup which normally drives the rear wheels only. The two-speed transfer case can be shifted on-the-fly between 2H and 4H at speeds of up to 100 km/h and the front hubs are automatic.
2005 Mitsubishi Challenger. While the Challenger was built down to a price, quality certainly didn’t suffer and there’s the typically impressive Japanese attention to detail. Look under the Challenger’s body for signs of damage caused by too-hard driving in harsh areas. Also look and taste for salt on the chassis rails.
Why does my Mitsubishi Challenger 4WD light keep flashing?
I have a 2003 mitsubishi challenger 4wd. when I start the car, and its in standard drive, the green 4wd light flashes & doesn’t go off. when I put it in 4wd hi or low its stops flashing, but light won’t go out when its in standard drive. can you tell me what could be the prob? thanks . PS: had no product for challenger so just picked the outlander.
Why are the head gaskets on a Mitsubishi Challenger bad?
The trade reckons a batch of Challengers got dud head gaskets, perhaps combined with poor surface finishing on the cylinder block where the head mounts. Mitsubishi actually changed its machining process in 2014 to get around this problem, so a later Challenger is potentially a better one.
What causes a PB / PC challenger to overheat?
According to the service bulletin, the diesel engines of these Mitsubishi PB/PC Challenger vehicles could overheat due to excessive loss of coolant caused by ‘repetitive coolant evaporation’ – this could occur after high-load driving such as towing heavy cargo.