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#21 of 408 I don't own an Endeavor but do own 4 Mitsubishis by ldbricker Apr 15, 2004 (1:39 pm)
so I'm comfortable saying they are a good car. My wife drives an Outlander, both daughters drive Lancers, and I drive the Lancer RalliArt Sportback. I also work for a Mitsubishi retailer so I have driven them some, but no snow here in Houston. Good luck with your shopping.
#22 of 408 Snow by dan41 Apr 15, 2004 (4:29 pm)
There are several threads which talk about how the Endeavor handles in he snow. As previously posted, we live just outside Boston and had more than enough opportunities to actually see how our AWD handled in inclement weather and we were very impressed. Late last year during a blizzard, I actually drove about 40 miles and at no time did I feel uncomfortable or fearful that the Endeavor was not holding the road (there were a number a cars which were stuck or all over the highway). It is important to note that this is our first SUV (4x4 or AWD), so I do not have another experience to compare it to. It has, nonetheless, certainly met or exceeded our expectations.
#23 of 408 dan41, what tires are on yours? by ldbricker Apr 15, 2004 (9:26 pm)
Or rather, what tires when you drove the 40 miles in the bad storm? That would be good for those concerned with the handling to know as well.
#24 of 408 by dan41 Apr 16, 2004 (3:48 am)
I have Bridgestone Turanza's and did not install snow tires. I believe these are "All Season", but I could be wrong. I certainly understand the benefit of having snows on RWD vehicles (I have them on my Lexus), but did not consider having them on my Endeavor AWD. I had no difficulty this winter with the Endeavor, so unless there is some compelling reason to install snows next winter, I'll stick with the stock tires.   I would be curious to hear from actual Endeavor owners who have or have not installed snow tires this past winter.
#25 of 408 In the snow by bcendeavor Apr 16, 2004 (8:45 pm)
My AWD Edndeavor handles as well or better than my old Subaru Forester in the snow. The Turanzas have done well, and I have nothing to complain about their performance.
#26 of 408 Homelink by montemobile Apr 20, 2004 (8:53 am)
Bought an Endeavor about 3 weeks ago and while i am LOVING it, I seriously miss the Homelink buttons I had in my previous vehicle. They make an aftermarket rearview mirror with Homelink, but since the mirror in the Endeavor has no power running to it, changing it out is kind of making me nervous. I was wondering if anyone had done anything similar or ventured behind the panel there on the ceiling (the one with the lights, sunroof button, and remote/sunglasses compartment)?
#27 of 408 Cabin Air filter for Endeavor by kodename Apr 20, 2004 (4:30 pm)
The Accessories catalog mentions a air filter option for the heater/A.C. and the maintenance manual shows when to change the filter.Our Mitsubishi dealer said he can not find any mention of such a filter option and he says it's a misprint. Anybody out there know anything about this option? I also would be interested in knowing if the optional hood mounted air deflector requires any drilling to mount it.Thanks, Bill C. Replies to this message: endeavorowner (Apr 20, 2004 7:05 pm) kodename (Apr 20, 2004 7:12 pm) endeavorowner (Apr 21, 2004 5:53 am)
#28 of 408 Re: Cabin Air filter for Endeavor [kodename #27] by endeavorowner Apr 20, 2004 (7:05 pm)
Replying to: kodename (Apr 20, 2004 4:30 pm) Yes, there is an filter for the heater/ac. I've had a whistling sound in the blower and the dealer installed the filter thinking maybe this would help. It didn't. The dealer said it's usually installed to help with allergies. Replies to this message: kodename (Apr 20, 2004 7:12 pm) endeavorowner (Apr 21, 2004 5:53 am)
#29 of 408 Re: Cabin Air filter for Endeavor [kodename #27] [endeavorowner #28] by kodename Apr 20, 2004 (7:12 pm)
Replying to: endeavorowner (Apr 20, 2004 7:05 pm) Thanks for the quick response.I called two different Mitsubishi toll free numbers and nobody had an answer.Do you recall what the filter kit sold for? I do have allergies , and I think I'd buy one if the dealer can find out from Mitsubishi they actually exsist. If nothing else ,can I have your dealerships location and I'll have my local dealer call them. Replies to this message: endeavorowner (Apr 21, 2004 5:53 am)
#30 of 408 Re: Cabin Air filter for Endeavor [kodename #27] [endeavorowner #28] [kodename #29] by endeavorowner Apr 21, 2004 (5:53 am)
Replying to: kodename (Apr 20, 2004 7:12 pm) I called the service department at my dealership. She said they special ordered the cabin air filter, took this number right off my invoice...Part number - MZ312931. She said for you to call the service dept. and give them this number. Said she didn't have the price on the invoice and I don't know either since I didn't have to pay for it. I had it installed two months ago. Hope this helped. If not, I'll give you my dealership info.

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