Attention All X Owners.... Do this ASAP....
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When i was first told of this issue all i could think of was all the people who buy these cars and don't check forums......how the hell are they supposed to know about this? Once again, Mitsu screws up.
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It's 11:30pm and I just went out to the garage to check. It was attached but I put a zip tie on it anyway just in case because whenever I see a prevention thread like this I abide by what I've read! To much can go wrong to easily with these freaking cars. Sometimes I feel like I should have kept my TL, with all the money I spent fixing my x.
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Just checked mine. Luckily the hose was still on, but I put two zip ties on anyway.
Is it ok to have those ends still there or should I cut them?
Also, this is a bit off topic and maybe a dumb question... This hose leads to nothing, that's how it's supposed to be. Right? lol...
Is it ok to have those ends still there or should I cut them?
Also, this is a bit off topic and maybe a dumb question... This hose leads to nothing, that's how it's supposed to be. Right? lol...
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fyi, you have to take your cover off to check (just pull it off nice and slow at the 4 corners, it will pop rite off)
so i check my car and the hose is still attached. and the idle stuff sucks... even after the tsb reflash.
question: if you just put regular zipties, will they melt after time?
so i check my car and the hose is still attached. and the idle stuff sucks... even after the tsb reflash.
question: if you just put regular zipties, will they melt after time?
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They'll probably eventually melt :-P Mine say they are rated to 85C so...ummm, allow for some engineering tolerance there and they are probably good to 100C or so? LOL. They should have really used those metal spring clips there...
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