early rev limiting?
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early rev limiting?
hi all, i've recently bought a 97 GPvR and it might be a dumb question but are these cars rev limited to 6500rpm when cold? does it have to be at operating temp before going any further coz thats what mines doing. any help appreciated...
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yep, should take 5-10 mins to warm up to the point where you can get into Mivec, until recently my car was having the same problems.
Start out by checking your ECU Codes;
http://www.ftowa.com/html/workshop/workshopart07.html
You can do it yourself, or take it into a Mitsubishi workshop & get them to hook it up to their MUT II device and expect to pay $50-100 ... up to you, but it is very easy to do (and you may have to get the error codes loads of times), let us know if you have any dramas with it.
Once you've done that, let me know what errors you get & I should be able to sort you out, with any luck it will be a fairly cheap fix.
Start out by checking your ECU Codes;
http://www.ftowa.com/html/workshop/workshopart07.html
You can do it yourself, or take it into a Mitsubishi workshop & get them to hook it up to their MUT II device and expect to pay $50-100 ... up to you, but it is very easy to do (and you may have to get the error codes loads of times), let us know if you have any dramas with it.
Once you've done that, let me know what errors you get & I should be able to sort you out, with any luck it will be a fairly cheap fix.