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There are two different types of "Limp Mode" with these cars. The first is an ECU/PCM...
Yep, that's the critical area that far too often kills the TCU. The green transistor there is part of the voltage regulator and white hybrid IC on the other side of the cap has the logic to drive it.The yellow sleeved capacitors don't usually...
Here's my setup I put together over the winter:TRE welded 1/2" NPT fittings on the transmission
Setrab 50-619-7612 cooler
Marco UP3 164-020-12 pump
Mocal AF8_240 filter (240 micron)
XRP -8 ProPLUS PTFE hose/fittings
Controlled by RaceCapture...
I'd be looking at your wiring to the TPS, including right near the connector. It's a common for stranded wires to snap after so many years and heat cycles. You may have to resolder the connector on after cleaning up the wires of any corrosion, or...
You'll be fine regardless. The most important change is the new ones don't leak like the originals.
Sadly yours has and the solder around it has become porous. Hopefully the traces haven't failed and the voltage regulator with them. TCUs have...
When I did the bushings on the front I found that the rear pin was rotted out like the ones in this thread. (Mine weren't quite this bad but they were loose and rusty)
https://www.dsmtuners.com/threads/1g-lower-control-arm-rusted.410071/I...
This will document the install of my maximal performance adjustable rear control arms for my 1g awd dsm. Hopefully it will serve as a guide to anyone wanting to install them or another similar product in the future.The reason to install...
I posted this on DSM Talk on Saturday after I built these but forgot to post this on here (don't come on to Tuners very much)Sourcing through the GVR4 forums I found this old thread relating to building rear upper camber control arms...
That's a good question for another Tech Article. I'm not sure if the comparison makes more sense between the USDM NA models or how they are different between the USDM Turbo models and the European NA cars?
1995-98 Eagle Talon (base) vs. ESi
This analysis focuses on the North American 2nd generation Eagle Talon (base) and ESi models only.
Interested in learning more about the 2nd Generation Non-Turbo Mitsubishi Eclipses? Click here.Disclaimer...
1997-99 Eclipse Non-Turbo Air Guide
This guide is for the North American 1997-99 (2GB) Mitsubishi Eclipse NON-TURBO MODELS ONLY.The air guide is a one-piece plastic duct that sits behind the front bumper on non-turbo Eclipses (RS and GS). It...
420A Motor and Transmission MountsThis guide is for the North American 1995-99 model year Mitsubishi Eclipse RS & GS COUPE (Not Spyder Convertible) and 1995-98 Eagle Talon (base) and ESi models equipped with a 420A Engine ONLY.Note: All parts...
A More In-Depth Look
I plan to update this thread to showcase various differences between the RS and GS coupes as I find them.Disclaimer: this info may not be comprehensive or exhaustive, and may contain mistakes or errors. If you see a mistake...
1995-99 Mitsubishi Eclipse RS vs GS
The Mitsubishi Eclipse RS and GS were the non-turbo trim levels of the 2nd generation Mitsubishi Eclipse, produced from 1995-1999. The RS served as the base model trim for most of this period, and although they...
I’m going to update this post for anyone in the future that sees this. I moved to the S3s. At the same boost, I made 30 more horsepower at the same boost level. I lost 100 rpm in spool up. T3 is definitely a restriction at this point, but it’s...
I got that, but what wasn't clear is if the ECU turns on (CEL Light, Boost Gauge moves) when you first turn the key to the ON/RUN position or until you turn it to START (all the way).What happens if you get DSMLink to connect but don't...