Diagnosis and repair of the engine temperature gauge on a 2000 Mitsubishi Pajero with 3.0 GDI engine.
Mitsubishi Pajero Faulty Engine Temperature Gauge
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What exactly in the driver is bad?
2002 Montero xls (not the sport) I only got .5 volts when I checked the new
temp sensor. Where should I go next? The temp goes to hot but the engine is
not. Thank You
where do i go and get this module at. i have the same problems with fuel
and temp
Thanks mate, you saved me heaps. I had the same problem with my temp gauge,
and when I replaced the little box on the back I found my speedo wasn’t
working and it was because I didn’t take the face covers off to push it all
together, now I’ve done that it all works fine. Thankyou so much. From your
mate in Australia
You need to do the exact steps in the video. First verify that you have
five volts to the sensor with the wire unplugged. Then verify that you have
proper voltage at the sensor with it plugged it. If there’s an open in the
wire or the sensor, the gauge will stay at zero.
i have a 2000 galant and idk why or how but the sensor does not even go up
even when its beenbrunning for hours wouldbthis be the same problem as
yours?
Could be either one, or the wiring in between. You need to verify the
sensor is good with a scope. Best place is right where the wires connect
tot he cluster. That way you know the wiring is good. If this checks out
OK, it’s the cluster. If you don’t have a scope, and don’t have the money
for a high-end one, the uScope from AES Wave for $399 is a good tool for
taking these kinds of captures.
Hi, I have a same Pajero that has faulty speedometer that goes nuts and
never points the actual speed. Is it anything to do with gauge or speed
sensor in the transmission?
Great for people in the US or Canada. Cost prohibitive for overseas. $190
plus freight to repair a $150 part.
MR506553
Nope. Starts at 000001 km.
Does that module have the km from the odo stored in it?
what is the part number for that module ?
dear mj is this same case on pajero 1999 model gls autotransmission plz
help am in crazy situation here.i have removed head and gasket twice.due to
the increasing temprature plz do help me…
The module can be repaired – that way you keep correct mileage. google
mrwhizard technical services for more info
thank you very much but aim in the u.s. it looks like not the same number
thanks again .