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I found this for the Outlander. There is a Disable button.

Electric Tailgate not working?

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Sat Sep 20, 2014 10:34 pm This might just save a phev owner some embarrassment. Before you call your dealer to complain that the electric tailgate is broken and just beeps (4 times) when you press the dashboard, keyfob or tailgate buttons: there is a disable button slightly hidden just above the cupholders, next to the slot you put the key fob in. It is shown on page 4-20 in the owner's manual. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1021727/Mitsubishi-Colt.html#manual ..

Question edited for clarity and spelling. Question moved to model category from 'Misc'. Check for Diagnostic Trouble Codes. check clutch operation if manual. Check transmission fluid if automatic.

why not buy a new fob/key and use that. old fobs are no good , all worn out. the glove box users guide tells how to make a new key/fob is this car a IMMO keyed car,? if yes the rules are strict. is the only problems is door lock buttons.???? 14 year old fobs are mostly pure junk now, all worn out. why use it? in fact have 2 of all that. one to use and 1 as backup most cars sold new had 2 keys, lost the spare? what ever you do if IMMO car, do not have one IMMO key have 2 or more, or the costs to sure that are HUGE.

Question edited for clarity. Duplicate question deleted. Refresh the page to see it published. You are in Australia or New Zealand (Bakkie), whereas we are in North America. This search query should work better for you. Or ask in the Mitsubishi / Colt forum. https://www.google.com/search?q=Colt+2000i+Bakkie+cylinder+head+torque+settings ..

Question edited in to English with full 'year make model'. Question moved to sub category. You are probably going to need an auto-electrician, an alarm installer or a auto locksmith with a reprogramming computer. https://www.google.com/search?q=2010+Mitsubishi+Colt.+reset+immobilizer ..

Where is the inertia switch of the Mitsubishi Colt located?

https://www.scegliauto.com > domanderisposte Oct 24, 2021 - The inertia switch is a safety system which, in the event of an accident, cuts off the flow of fuel to the engine in order to avoid possible ... Missing: Plus ‎emergency

inertia switch - Mitsubishi Forum

https://mitsubishiforum.com > ... > 2nd Generation There shouldn't be a manual switch for the fuel pump or an ASD type switch that turns off the injectors and cuts the timing signal. The only way you would have ...

Probably in the main fuse box and labeled as I/P (instrument panel) or something similar

Any codes?

There are no diagrams of that that I know of //// oil is pumped into the engine and travels through the engine block to lubricate the cam and timing chain/s OHV OVERHEAD VALVES nto the valve lifters then up through the push rods into the cylinder heads to lubricate and cool the valve springs and the cam/s if Daul overhead cam THERE'S 2 AND 2 CHAINS THAT'S HOW THEY WORK WHAT IS THE PROBLEM IF ANY THAT YOUR HAVING?

I take help from online websites that have this service like helping in repair some like reliable-store have instant help.. others are a bit slow which I don't prefer... rest is up to u.. U can also get free manuals

This manual has a lot of information. I hope it has yours. http://olybrake.com/pdf/fel_pro_torque_specs_guide.pdf

Its in the fuel pump. If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/kelley_9a924afdf232bd4d

indicates a wheel alignment problem have the rear suspension checked and aligned first then have the front redone the car could be going sideways down the road because the rear wheel are not in line with the front tires not self centering and stiff indicates not enough castor

The ECU would have to match the part number EXACTLY. You're much better off getting your current ECU rebuilt and programmed by the rebuilder.

first, make sure the transmission is in park or neutral. If it's a manual transmission press the clutch pedal in completely.

When you start (IGN-->START) the engine, power is applied to the fuel pump. When you release the key to IGN-->ON, power is supposed to still be applied to the pump. I suspect this is not happening. You'll need to trace the circuit (if you don't have the diagram) to a relay behind the dash. This could be behind the radio or on the passenger side. Could be the IGN switch itself.

This is part of the emissions system, and is normal operation.

Power Distribution Center *PDC* Located under hood in upper driver corner, fuse box and relay box. There might be a fuse box by the battery also, recomend disconnect negative to battery, so accidently dont short any thing out.

Power Distribution Center *PDC* Located under hood in upper driver corner, fuse box and relay box. There might be a fuse box by the battery also, recomend disconnect negative to battery, so accidently dont short any thing out

How did you clear the fault? By using a code reader and clearing it or by disconnecting the battery? That only erased the fault from the ECM memory. That fault code is specific to Mitsubishis, so I have no idea what it means. But if the problem that set the code originally has not been corrected, it will set the code (and turn on the light) as soon as you try to use the car again.