Please help me figure out what is happening to my 2009 Lancer
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Please help me figure out what is happening to my 2009 Lancer
2009 Mitsubishi Lancer sport, with Rockford Fosgate sound system.
Above are a couple of short videos showing the issues I am currently having with my Lancer. Be sure to check the description of the YouTube videos as there are additional details about the issue.
About three months ago I ran into a dead battery, and I thought it was just that. I replaced set battery at approximately four weeks later I again came across a dead battery. I had the battery tested and it failed, so I again had it replaced. 2 weeks later the battery was dead again and I had the alternator tested but you're different shops in the mean time. The alternatorpassed both times.
Yesterday I walked out to start my car, and it started showing the symptoms outlined in the videos. Is there anybody out there that I can explain what could cause such an issue?
The only thing I can think of is there's a short in a wire somewhere.
Above are a couple of short videos showing the issues I am currently having with my Lancer. Be sure to check the description of the YouTube videos as there are additional details about the issue.
About three months ago I ran into a dead battery, and I thought it was just that. I replaced set battery at approximately four weeks later I again came across a dead battery. I had the battery tested and it failed, so I again had it replaced. 2 weeks later the battery was dead again and I had the alternator tested but you're different shops in the mean time. The alternatorpassed both times.
Yesterday I walked out to start my car, and it started showing the symptoms outlined in the videos. Is there anybody out there that I can explain what could cause such an issue?
The only thing I can think of is there's a short in a wire somewhere.
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From: Riviere Du Rempart
Do a car diagnostic by a professional because this car works with ECU( there is no extra wiring, it is fully a robot which works with a couple of wires only to send signal, it is not easy to find fault without a car diagnostic device) i had an issue last year with my wiper and headlight which were making conflict, and guess what> the issue was the contact plate of the headlight switch which needed to lubricate with dieelectric grease.
