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232 messages, Last post on Nov 23, 2009 at 8:36 PM
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Alternator appears to be out. Is this a one belt vehicle or is there a separate belt for the alternator?
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Replying to: jdegraff (Aug 03, 2008 6:19 am) |
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2000 montero sport 3.0 Ok i had to change my battery and then i entered the radio code in but i still can not get my car to get a normal idle back any ideas??? |
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Replying to: jschoenberger (Jul 06, 2008 8:53 am) |
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| First the battery and brake lights came on now the srs and anti lock lights on and my idel drop to zero and all my inter lights are dim what is it | |
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Hello, Error codes indicate the sensor 1/bank 1 O2 sensor is causing my check engine light to come on once the engine warms up on my Montero. It appears that sensor is located on the drivers (left side) and I have a couple of questions I'm hoping someone may be able to answer. First, how do I determine if it's a California or Federal model sensor (and if I erred on the replacement, would it matter)? - I don't live in California... Next, what's the easiest access to this sensor? It appears that perhaps popping loose the mud flapping material may allow access through the wheel well. Thought I'd look for someone with experience before getting into this. Finally, I'm somewhat inclined to purchase the OEM replacement and was looking at the Bosch replacement from Autozone. They also sell a 'universal' Bosch that is supposed to work fine. Anyone have opinions on this? Any help is greatly appreciated. John
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I have a 1999 Montero. It needed a new battery. upon isntalling the new battery, it started stalling when you started, breaked or coasted. It idles at 800rpms then just abruptly jumps to zero and stalls. Also, no check engine lights appear. Any ideas? thanks, Angela
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Replying to: johncage (Aug 28, 2008 9:39 pm) 2)Access from underneith the vehicle. 3)I would go with the oem replacement, it will just plug right in. The generic you have to splice your old plug and have to get the wires wired in correct. |
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Replying to: angelarey (Sep 17, 2008 7:27 pm) |
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I'm new to this forum so thought I could get some help. I have a 2002 Montero Sport LTD, bought brand new. The only maint. I've done is replace the plugs and an alternator belt. It now has 104k on it. I plan on keeping it til the wheels fall off and figured I should be investing in some preventive care. I've been reading the posts and it looks like I'm lucky the timing belt is still working, but other than that, is there anything I should definitely have done? I hate my Mitsu dealership and cringe at having to take it there, but no anyone else that specializes in these vehicles.
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