PKEVO8

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Well, I'm getting to the point where i'm going to need my warranty work, but i've got a few things done to the car that Mitsubishi wouldn't be too happy about. Should I still take the car in to them to get the work done, or can I buy the parts I ned and take it somewhere else without worrying about Mitsu giving me a hard time about it?

atombomb33

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Do you have warranty work (broken something or other) or do you need to get the regular 15K service? I'm confused a little...

19psi

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why not do it yourself?
It's pretty easy to do.

Just purchase the fluids (engine oil, transmission and diff fluid) and attempt it yourself.
Also, you will have the satisfaction of having it done by you and it will be a lot cheaper than taking it in for service.

Dont Try To Run

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Where can you get the pump to change out the rear differential, front differential, transmission fluid, and transfer case fluid? I looked at auto zone and could not find it... What pump do you guys use?

Rich EVO MR SE

15,000mi. is just transfer case fluid change, oil change, and maybe rotate tires. Nothing is major at 15,000mi.

Mr. Evo IX

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AutoZone has the pump

SPANKED

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I'm going to try and do it myself also.

PKEVO8

iTrader: (8)

haha alright that's not that bad then. i thought 15k was the new timing belt, etc. well thanks for the help i'll definitely do it myself then.

Dont Try To Run

iTrader: (1)

Yes, i have heard that. What is the pump called though?

Jakeg97

iTrader: (56)

any auto parts store will have a pump

Jakeg97

iTrader: (56)

its cheap, but can be messy

Dont Try To Run

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Thank you^^^

DanJ

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I also find that one to be the best, just make sure you get the car up high since you'll need a good amount of space.

Chemwarrior

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You don't need a pump to extract the fluids that is what the drain plug is for. It definitely helps and is actually a necessity to have a pump to push the new fluids in though.

cheb evo

Here is a pretty useful guide...

http://www.evomoto.com/tech_info.php?tPath=2&tech_id=26