I would get it diagnos asap if still warranty.Mine does on a very cold morning drive was it show up warning"possible Ices".

 

I know that it's a year later, but sometimes real life puts car stuff on hold.

I had my pump relocated by two guys in Racine, Wisconsin. They did a fantastic job, let me help and learn, and were hilarious the entire time (a la Click and Clack). I drove 4.5 hours each way for this and would say that it was worth at least 6 hours each way for the peace of mind and good work.

So nice to have S-AWC again (after more than a year), but I did learn a bit driving with two open diffs.

 

so my 4wd system service light is also on and has been on for a while. Is my ayc pump done for? I have a 12 gsr with 28k miles, and i'm not sure if it would be covered by my warranty.

 

Should be covered, but, in case you're in the east side of the state, don't go to Zimmerman. Go anywhere else. Anywhere.

 

nope im down in des moines. Thanks for the heads up tho

 

Why does my 4wd ssr light come on and then dissappear. Today it was raining pretty heavily and I was driving in this and then boooom it came on and then it went off and then it came on and then off n again...though it doesn't stay on but why is this?
Please help

 

When a pump starts to die, sometimes it makes pressures within the time limit; sometimes it doesn't.

 

Thanks a lot bro
so If and when the pump dies...can I still drive or should I park the car till its fixed and limit the driving?

 

Yes, you can drive with a dead pump. I did so for more than a year. Just pull the power to the motor, in case the motor can be saved.

 

So the 4wd n ASC ssr indicator came back on... so if I disconnect it, will the indicator still he showing up?..really don't want tto damage the car till I get the part. And my front struts are really bad and making noises while I drive, could that be a reason why this is going off?

 

I doubt they're related in any way other than being two parts of a Mitsubishi.

Cut the power to the pump to save the motor. Yes, you'll have the warning all the time until you fix it. (You get used to it after a few months....)

 

Haha!..thanks ALOT for your help bro...I just ordered a set of FA500 coil overs ...so I gotta stack up again to get this pump. ..so I guess so more having fun with this car till the pump is fixed huh..damn ...lol

 

OP i had the flat tire every day thing going on and it ended up being a hair line crack in the side of the threads for the tpms sensor.

Hope that helps the one issue.

 

I have ASC/ABS and 4WD lights all on, turns out to be rear hydraulic unit w/e that is and bad ABS sensor

 

Same thing happened on my car about a week ago. Got it fixed by Mitsubishi and it turned out to be a bad wheel speed sensor.

They also did the recall.