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1) smelled antifreeze but could not find a source. 2) heater coil was leaking. 3) leaked on a computer that controlled my transmission. Why would anyone place an electrical part under a unit that hold a liquid" why would the electrical part not encased in a protective wrap if it had to be placed next to a pressurized liquid carring coil" 4) I was charged $1,125 to fix a problem caused by sorry engineering. I learned that misubishi knew of the problem and never notified their customers. There should be a recall and Mitsubishi should have to pay for the repairs. All parts, heater coil, transmission regulating computer were replaced.
While driving traction control system completely turned off without warning, cause unknown. Consumer also began experiencing intermittent engine failure.
While driving the accelerator pedal stuck after depressed due to a frayed throttle cable, in addition the traction control light came on and was blinking on and off(attorney for client). Nlm
- Cypress, CA, USA
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- Trophy Club, TX, USA