dhahlen

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I changed the coil that was causing problems... it still causes problems, heh.

petey pab

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yes, on the intake pipe. buy a can of MAF cleaner at any auto store for like $4. spray it all over the honey comb and sensor itself. probably wont fix the problem but will do more good than harm.

dhahlen

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I am going to take it in for a real injector cleaning, going to replace the belts while I am at it...

dhahlen

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Still acting up...

Maybe it's the o2 sensor? LOL

This is a pain in the ***

02-Lancer-Es

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dam that sux thats its still doing it, have u takn it to the stealership?????

petey pab

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Mine too. But only from about 3700, 3800-4100, 4200 RPM. Ive learned to floor it until 3700, let off to about 50% throttle, then floor it again at 4200. Runs just fine that way, lol.

Mirage2.0

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That just happen to me a month ago. It's definitelly CAS (cam angle sensor).

Send me a pm. I have one for sale.

dhahlen

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I thought a CAS was crank angle sensor? Same thing I take it?

Mirage2.0

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No it's cam angle sensor. It's on other side of the cam gear on the head.

dhahlen

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How difficult is this thing to change? Like I've mentioned - when it comes to pistons I don't know jack.. however, if the Lancer had a rotary engine then I'd be all over it =P

petey pab

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EDIT: You are right, crank angle sensor. Mirage 2.0 had it wrong, cam position sensor.

petey pab

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On a scale of 1-10, probably about a 1 maybe 2.

Tech@SA573

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Well, add me to the list, my car's doing the same thing now. Has anyone fixed their issue? Has anyone replaced the crank angle sensor?

Mirage2.0

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People it's not the crank sensor that's wrong. It's cam angle sensor that's located on the head. I had the same problem. Trust me.

P.S. If anybody want a perfect working cas, send me a pm.

Tech@SA573

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I think where everyone's getting confused is the fact that there is no cam angle sensor per say. Mitsubishi calls it a cam position sensor, which from what you say is what needs to be replaced (P'Med you about that sensor, by the way). CAS is the acronym for the crank angle sensor.