Hello all of 2gnt, btw I'm new here. I live in Curacao. that's middle Caribean near venezuela. Anyways I bought a 95 Eclipse gs. The mitsubishi dealer here told me that they don't support this car, because they don't import it. I can't even find the right transaxle oil there. they want to sell me this crap 70w- 90w thing. but that's not the problem.

3 months ago My battery + pool shorted with my hood. My ground wire that is on the intake got on fire. I replaced it along with the pcm. After that my car started, but when the temperature get's around 3/4 of the middle my car stalls as in shut's off. If I start it again it goes beserk. Rpm goes up / down like crazy and won't idle. I even rebuilded the engine last month. If anyone can help I would apreciate it

I checked the harness and it seems to be ok


Sorry for the Bad English(btw i can use search :p , and in 3 months i used it allot, I think if there something about 420A on the internet, i've been there )

CLUTCH

You either have a short or a bad sensor. Since the dealer is no help and I bet you dont have access to a diagnostic scanner, you can try testing the IAC (WHEN ITS HOT). Test the coolant sensor hot as well, if it shorts when it gets too warm, it might be really confusing the ECU.

Terry

Ty for the reply, I'm gonna test the IAC sensor as soon i have a chance,
although my IAT and my coolant sensor are new, i read somewhere that those control my Fuel/air too.

My diagnostic tool says these codes

Ignition coil #2 primary circuit
Ignition coil #1 primary circuit

and misfire....

but works good when cold

i gave the coil to a friend , and he tested it for a week. It did'nt fail nor he didn't get any codes

Next thing i think I'm going to buy are the crank, cam combo sensor, but not sure yet

CLUTCH

Well I tested it and it seems to work perfect. ( While HOT)


Can it be the computer inside the car, near the handbrake??(currently searching on that)

Do you guys think it could be my crank senor , since the rpm meter goes crazy?

or Any other suggestions?

CLUTCH

nah, that's the airbag computer, don't mess with it, don't worry about it, I've heard of people setting off airbags by playing with it

95 2GNTs have a known ECU issue wherein the ground traces on the board itself begin to lift. The symptoms you describe are the same. You have have replaced a bad ecu with a bad ecu.

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'95 Eclipse TurboGS (garage deco)
'95 TSi AWD (restoring a survivor)
'97 Talon ESi-T (poor impulse control)
'99 Eclipse RS-T (daily beater)
'13 Evo X (mostly stock)
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Thanks again for the replies
me and my friend here exchanged PCM with each other and the car shuts off at the same temperature. any other suggestions

CLUTCH

Update: I used a meter to measure to voltage on the injectors. they work fine until the car gets to the normal temperature. at the normal temperature, the injectors of cylinder 1 and 4 stop's getting ground

<--I think that's a bad use of English right there . but w/e ( I will get my car working someday Muhahaha)

CLUTCH

Since the ECU grounds the injectors, I'd say you have an ECU problem.

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'95 Eclipse TurboGS (garage deco)
'95 TSi AWD (restoring a survivor)
'97 Talon ESi-T (poor impulse control)
'99 Eclipse RS-T (daily beater)
'13 Evo X (mostly stock)
'17 Sienna (Middle Aged Dad Mobile)



Factory Service Manuals: http://nawdu.de/files/

thanks for the replies all, as i said i already changed the Ecu with a friend and had the same problems, but recently i changed the Crank angle sensor and car is working good now

CLUTCH

I am not a pro by any means but if I am not mistaken there were two different ecu pinouts for the 95. You may have a later or earlier ecu needed for your car.

Mike D
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I missed that post.