RsvRob
Well-Known Member
what ecu's can you put on this car... can you put one off the later cars
regards tom
Check out the link I posted back on page 1, post 3 :sneaky:
Should help with the basics to start you off .... :twisted:
Check out the link I posted back on page 1, post 3 :sneaky:
Should help with the basics to start you off .... :twisted:
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123tom123tom
New Member
thanking you this is very useful info... so a V, VI etc can be straight mapped and a direct replacement for the old one?
What is the button next to the handbrake used for??? it has what looks like a radiator with water jets on it?
regards tom
evo arm's m7960
Well-Known Member
yes to the ecu but dont forget to change the injectors for the 5 or 6 ones . there bigger
and its a intercooler spray button :O)
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and its a intercooler spray button :O)
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123tom123tom
New Member
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evowalsh
New Member
works off the same bottle as the windsceen washers use
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123tom123tom
New Member
cool, you wouldn't think that would do anything in regards to performance.... or isn't it for that
regards tom
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123tom123tom
New Member
right, i have got the new gear linkages I was after... I have took the old ones out and put the new ones in!!!
Now the problem I have is the cable that controls the left to right movement of the gear stick seems too long on both the new and old cable.... It is like the lever arm on the box is bent or something... I don't get what is wrong??
Maybe some one has had similar problems it looks like it could be something so simple but because I haven't got any pics of a working set of linkages in location I have nothing to compare to..
Thanks again guys any help appreciated
Now the problem I have is the cable that controls the left to right movement of the gear stick seems too long on both the new and old cable.... It is like the lever arm on the box is bent or something... I don't get what is wrong??
Maybe some one has had similar problems it looks like it could be something so simple but because I haven't got any pics of a working set of linkages in location I have nothing to compare to..
Thanks again guys any help appreciated
evo arm's m7960
Well-Known Member
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123tom123tom
New Member
yes will do later if i can get down the workshop???
other thing is I have quite a big puddle of oil on the floor under where the g.box and transfer box join I think???? i wipe it off the bolts at the lowest point and it comes straight back...
It isn't engine oil looks and smells more like gearbox oil? Any ideas?
regards tom:cry:
fq-craigus
Well-Known Member
Check the pipe on top of the transfer box mine cracked when I pulled the engine out and leaked like mad until I repaired it
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123tom123tom
New Member
will do, the clutch was done quite recently on this car so could there be anything in regards to that i should look for i.e like you said cracked pipes
regards tom
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micevo
Member
yes a little o ring between the gearbox and transfer box....
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123tom123tom
New Member
where is this located, inside the box, outside, is it easily cured or is it a box off job?
regards
tom
HermaN
Member
Its located between the boxes. Transfer box off job which involves removing the wheels, disconnecting drive shafts, suspension, using a slide hammer to pull out the output shaft and dropping the transfer box. Gearbox remains in place. Best to replace all 3 seals while you are in there, only £5 for all 3 from camskill.com
When mine leaked it was the big O-ring, not the small one, so order all 3 so you don't drop it to find you don't have the right one.
When mine leaked it was the big O-ring, not the small one, so order all 3 so you don't drop it to find you don't have the right one.
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123tom123tom
New Member
thanks very much for the info there... this is much appreciated I cant wait to actually drive the thing, bought it as a non runner so looking forward to sorting all problems giving her a good service and taking her for a drive
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123tom123tom
New Member
just had a look at camskill? cna see one inner o-ring for the transfer box, what others should i order just in case:sad:
HermaN
Member
Can't check just now mate, I'm in Italy and back late tomorrow night. If no-one has posted the info you need by then I'll post links to the seals you need.
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123tom123tom
New Member
HermaN
Member
As promised....
Big seal for the transfer box - MITSUBISHI LANCER EVOLUTION (EVO 5 6 CP9A) - SERVICING PARTS, TUNING SPARES & SERVICE ACCESSORIES - Transfer Box to Gearbox Inner Inner Seal - Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 5 6 CP9A :: £8.81 :: Mitsubishi Lancer EVO 1(I) 2(II) 3(III) 4(IV) 5(V) 6(VI) 7
Big O-ring - MITSUBISHI OE GENUINE PARTS SERVICING PARTS TUNING SPARES & SERVICE ACCESSORIES - Inner Casing Gasket to gearbox - Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 5 6 CP9A :: £3.47 :: Mitsubishi Lancer EVO 1(I) 2(II) 3(III) 4(IV) 5(V) 6(VI) 7(VII) 8(VIII) Parts, Tuning,
Small O-ring - MITSUBISHI OE GENUINE PARTS SERVICING PARTS TUNING SPARES & SERVICE ACCESSORIES - Inner Casing O-Ring to Gearbox - Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 5 6 CP9A :: £3.72 :: Mitsubishi Lancer EVO 1(I) 2(II) 3(III) 4(IV) 5(V) 6(VI) 7(VII) 8(VIII) Parts, Tuning,
Big seal for the transfer box - MITSUBISHI LANCER EVOLUTION (EVO 5 6 CP9A) - SERVICING PARTS, TUNING SPARES & SERVICE ACCESSORIES - Transfer Box to Gearbox Inner Inner Seal - Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 5 6 CP9A :: £8.81 :: Mitsubishi Lancer EVO 1(I) 2(II) 3(III) 4(IV) 5(V) 6(VI) 7
Big O-ring - MITSUBISHI OE GENUINE PARTS SERVICING PARTS TUNING SPARES & SERVICE ACCESSORIES - Inner Casing Gasket to gearbox - Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 5 6 CP9A :: £3.47 :: Mitsubishi Lancer EVO 1(I) 2(II) 3(III) 4(IV) 5(V) 6(VI) 7(VII) 8(VIII) Parts, Tuning,
Small O-ring - MITSUBISHI OE GENUINE PARTS SERVICING PARTS TUNING SPARES & SERVICE ACCESSORIES - Inner Casing O-Ring to Gearbox - Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 5 6 CP9A :: £3.72 :: Mitsubishi Lancer EVO 1(I) 2(II) 3(III) 4(IV) 5(V) 6(VI) 7(VII) 8(VIII) Parts, Tuning,
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