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Great video, and thanks for sharing. How did you sort out the play?

Thanks helped a lot. Appreciate the effort.

Where’s the petrol pump relay located?

Long story will send you the problem that I am sitting with I bought the pajero with a dictate com but it did not work the Gearbox so I bought a computer transponder key but I do not have remote or jack plug I can not start the engine I do not have signal to the 6 and 2 cylinder is there a way to disable the cars immobilized that one can yous the car with out it please advise advise

hi can you help me with my 2000 pajero it stick in the four wheel drive

Andre, please provide links you stare you've included. I can't see any links anywhere. I'm particularly interested in acquiring the full mechanical and electrical technicianscmanuals. Thank you and thanks for the tips.

hi can help us,. guide for by pass key,. i havr same problem

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Hi... I sit with the very same problem... Just after Christmas morning it happens... Please help me out.

Hi Andre, I have a mitsubishi pajero 1995 3.5 V6 24v. Love this car. It cranks but wont start. I presume a blockage in the fuel system but before this The car when warmed up began jerking and cutting out and consumption just increased heavily. Can you advise?

Do you know anyone who can help with a crank no start issues on our 04 3.8 petroleum v6

I'm having some problems with mine too. Could you help

Hi I hv mitsubish colt rodeo v6 2000 model it crack no spark no fuel what mt be problem

Hi Mate. I hope you are doing well. I have a 1995 Model 3.5L Pajero. Sometimes I have an issue starting, it just keeps cranking and sometimes while driving it’s rpm needle keeps going up and down. It would be great if you could explain why and help me out.

Great video. Thanks for taking the time to put that together! Nicely thought out video. Feeling more equiped to tackle this project now.

Hi Andre dis Christo hier kan ek dalk vra vir jou nommer of email of iets ek het ok n 96 v6 pajero en soek graag hulp.

Hi Andre please help me with firing order for a 6g74 Pajero v6 1995 model doubled ignition coild

I'm also having a 1995 Pajero 3500 v6 we have been overhauling and we lost it's firing order please help me with it it's uses the doubled ignition coild

Hi mate looking for the link to the manuals

I owned pajero IO, I started engine in the morning, it was starting but suddenly engine stopped and couldn’t start again, I have checked fuel pump, battery all in good condition. But still hard to start engine

Mine is tarting and going off like 5 seconds

Hey there...I got a 94 3.5 v6...(6g74 engine). You could have left the plenum on and still change your plugs. Check out my link. Thx for video.. th-cam.com/video/8Ufhe4kae-0/w-d-xo.html

hello mate! kinda having the same problem. hard starting in the morning or whenever engine is cold not literally cold because im in a tropical country. but once it fires up had it warmed up just a click then its good. but let it sit overnight or the whole day without starting. problem goes back jus keeps on cranking and cranking.

Hello friend. Good information in your video. I own a 94 Monty SR and also an LS, and am having a terrible time trying to find the Starter Relay. The shop manual says it is behind or below the radio. I pulled out the radio, and dont see any relays. So now I am trying to pull off the lower half of the dash (below the steering column), thinking I can access the starter relay from there. I am baffled as to why a Starter Relay would be mounted in such an impossible-to-reach area, and why not in the engine bay with all the other relays? Have you ever replaced your starter relay? If so, what do you need to remove to get to it? Sometimes when I go to start the engine, I get "nothing". Dash lights come on, but no clicking sound from starter, no attempt to engage the starter. Battery is in excellent condition. It is random, and usually if I keep turning the key on/off, on/off, the starter will finally engage. Would that be a bad starter relay? Thanks.

Steering wheel is on the Wong side!