Category: Rover Forum

Hello, for a few weeks now my Colt Z30 (BJ2005, 1.3l, 70kW) automatic has been jerking especially in certain speed ranges such as 1700-2200 RPM and with constant gas in this mentioned speed range. You can also notice it when accelerating but most clearly if you hold the speed up to 60 km/h. I had already suspected that it might be the spark plugs, so I made them out and saw that the candle shaft on the cylinder 1 is rusty and the ignition coil on the housing also has rust approaches, can it possibly be because of it? Spark plugs have now about 15-20000 km on it. Vehicle is driven little about 9000 km a year and rather short distance. Error memory read out with a launch tester, no entries available. I read in the net that it often occurs at the Colt that the throttle flap can be dirty. I bought the car since 2005 there again. For tips I am very grateful to you.

For the Mitsubishi Space Star Select plus built in 2022 I am looking for the manual for download, as I ordered this vehicle and expected to be delivered by the end of 2022, with CVT gearboxes. In order to be able to deal with this vehicle a little bit, I wanted to download this operating manual or user manual, because I assume this is also included in the delivery. So there is also this manual for download and hopefully also for download. This usually belongs to the website of the provider or manufacturer, but at Mitsubishi I am looking for it in vain. Now my hope rests on this forum. Would be great if someone had a link to the user manuals where you can download them as PDF. For my Opel Corsa D 2008 I was able to download the user manual without any problems. Sure there is also this for Mitsubishi. Especially since this variant is equipped with a rear camera. ne Space Star Select looked at in front of the car dealership, but I haven’t found a remote camera yet, where exactly is it installed? Close to the license plate? Would anyone have a photo where you can see it? I would like to thank you for your efforts with my request, Greetings Hans

Hello together, low engine power at the Colt 1.1i has led to the diagnosis of the Lambda probes. The behavior of these still original probes is as seen on the video. Therefore they were exchanged, also visible in the video. Can you make at home, not so difficult and no somderwerkzeung necessary.https://youtu.be/cAJpOqKQsPQ Nice day still R

hello have discovered a space star in the garage of my deceased uncle and I have a few questions to ask (and if not here where then) vehicle is a bj: 2002 with the 1.8 MPI 82kw engine and mileage stands at 25.600KM (real KM) the few km come by its assembly in Switzerland with the company car is firsthand and the problem is that it has not been moved since 2007 (tüv/au) according to certificate 08/2007 and shut down end 2009 now to the questions, is it worth it there no Ch go and make it work again ? (would serve with good as a working vehicle) or so in the condition leave country because the wall would be too big ? (what could you see as a realistic price) vehicle has a good equipment as I noticed in the first go through (webasto stand heating ,el. fh ,zv) what costs come to me or what must be made safe ? with the japanese cost covered parts yes a lot of wood … I thank you now for the e hopefully productive reply gruss andre

Hello guys! Maybe someone has already had the same problems, and knows a solution, I would be grateful for any good advice! With the Space Star of my father Bj 2000 has only a good 40 TKm down, bds always solve the axle cuffs out of the tensioners. He has already had several different workshops (also original Mitsubishi) put on new tensioners, I had tried it before with desperation already with wire, so far everything without success. Also I wanted to avoid the drive completely expand and attach new cuffs, or let this be done, since the cuffs are apparently in order, the whole action would be quite expensive and expensive, the budget actually forbids such measures. The “specialist workshop” even wanted to install completely new anti-ebe. 🙁 Unfortunately, one can also get quite bad for the rest of new tensioners, they can not be dressed so tightly that the cuff cannot slip out underneath, moreover, the P So I can’t insert a (universal) tensioner, with a screw etc. Maybe someone still has an ingenious idea???

Hello you! I drive a Colt CJ0 from 98 and wanted to mount new brakes at the rear. I bought the parts already: Brake-backs Wheel brake cylinder spring set I have to first see if the drum is still good. The car has run about 145,000 kilometers and think that in any case the pads from the brake blocks have become too hot and thus do not have such a good braking performance. I am a car-mechatroniler Azubi and could do this work there. Of course kan My question is now, how do I do it instead of being rough, because Mitsubishi has bolts instead of normal wheel screws? Can someone give me tips so that I can do this work? Greetings

Hi, Since my Volvo C70 Coupé with 250tkm and inc. has to remove too many electronic defects, I was offered in exchange a Mitsubishi Space Star 1.6 “25”. The minivan is also without preparation really still tip-top and clean there, inside and outside almost like new (except slightly balanced plastic headlights). It is the pre-facelift model with EZ 2002, from first possession, SH-maintained, 1.6l suction cup with 98hp, switch, “25” special equipment, TÜV comes new. Since I hardly know the car, except that it is built on the Volvo S40 / Carisma and was assembled at the NedCar (ex-Daf / Volvo) plant in the Netherlands, I would like to ask a few questions: – Reliability: 218tkm seems to be a lot of wood. What about the reliability of various components in this mileage? Vulnerable components (axes, electronics, brakes)? Durability of the coupling in mixed operation? – Engine: It is not GDI (fortunately). But: I plan the car if it turns out to be good to upgrade to LPG (my Volvo has been running on car gas for 5 years, you save huge!) Are the 1.6 engines gas-compatible? Hydro valves / good valve seat rings, or already the new-fashioned, non-LPG capable Sparkram with recreating cup plungers and relatively soft seat rings, as with many Japanese? Thanks for tips and to the Space Star!