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RE: Outlander hesitates on take off - 3/22/2006 6:59:26 PM   
dirtwagon


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Hmmm, burbank...I think about an hour.
The strut bar was specially fabricated, it's a straight bar, not the Lancer bar. That's the first thing I said, I don't want to mess with my master cylinder. Did your strut bar make a noticeable difference or does it just look really cool? How much body flex can there be? I'm unsure on this one. Damn, Damn, Damn, you have AWD, so I can't blame a slower time on that.

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RE: Outlander hesitates on take off - 3/23/2006 1:39:56 PM   
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It did seem to make a difference...I really don't think this truck was built for anything like that. On sharp turns it was nice.

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RE: Outlander hesitates on take off - 3/24/2006 3:14:22 PM   
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hmmm, 8" ground clearance... nope, not designed for tight corners. Well, now I just have too many parts to buy and too little money. I think I felt better when I first joined the forum and din't think I had any options.

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RE: Outlander hesitates on take off - 3/24/2006 4:24:08 PM   
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I think the Strut Bar is worth it....maybe you'll feel more of a difference than I did.

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RE: Outlander hesitates on take off - 3/24/2006 5:11:24 PM   
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such a battle...to go faster or take corners better...why no pics of your engine, don't wanna give away the secrets, afraid I might catch you...lol

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RE: Outlander hesitates on take off - 3/25/2006 7:48:18 AM   
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I'm residing in Africa with an 04 Outlander with that problem. My car's been in the "shop" for a month because they didn't have the manuals for the car. (They claim only 2 others in the country-Zimbabwe). After turning the key and shifting inot drive it just revs up. Sometimes it'll kick in sometimes it won't. I brought it in before I got stuck at a bad place at a bad time.........
After hooking up the vehicle toa computer they had codes but couldn't even decipher them ( PO 705 transmission control range; 28 (short circuit).
After calling back to the selling dealership, they told me that it was a possible short in the wire of the transmission range switch. That I needed part 8604A011 inhibitor switch or neutral safety switch....more to follow..................

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RE: Outlander hesitates on take off - 3/26/2006 1:07:12 PM   
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I have AWD..will the Lancer Strut Bar really work? I had to mod the master cylinder...BOOO!
Cali is soon...I won't be with the Outlander when I visit in a week or so. How far are you from Burbank?

On my way back from Monterey I timed Burbank to my house and it was 30 mins with light traffic.

bedesman, I think hesitating on takeoff is a slight understatement...lol. Let us know what they come up with.

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RE: Outlander hesitates on take off - 3/28/2006 12:16:19 PM   
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30? That's it? Wow...very cool. I'm coming over for lunch! I need to take pictures really bad.....it's been cold and nasty for months so it's not worth it. Blaa.........


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RE: Outlander hesitates on take off - 3/28/2006 1:06:28 PM   
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Lunch is on.
Um hmm, you're just afraid to give away the secrets. Nobody cares about the outside of the car, just the engine....lol just kidding man. I just looked up and noticed you've been here almost two years, join right after picking up the Outlander or did you have other Mitsu's too?

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RE: Outlander hesitates on take off - 3/29/2006 12:24:13 PM   
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LUNCH!!!!!! I've had to Galants before the Outlander...but I joined this forum after the Outlander

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