1993 Mitsubishi 3000GT problems

Filed Apr 7, 2014 · Transmission · 97,000 miles · LA

Tl* the contact owns a 1993 mitsubishi 3000gt. The contact stated that he was made aware of a recall but the dealership stated the recall expired. The federal safety agency recall campaign number: 02v143001, power train was associated with the failure. The contact stated while driving various speeds the vehicle stalled. The dealer was unable to work on the vehicle because the recall expired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The failure and current mileage was 97,000.

Filed Oct 24, 2011 · Seat belts · 90,000 miles · AZ

Seat belts fail to retract.

Filed Aug 16, 2010 · Transmission · 145,000 miles · VA

Tl* the contact owns a 1993 mitsubishi 3000gt. The contact stated the transfer case was leaking oil from the seals. The vehicle was previously repaired for the exact same failure under the federal safety agency campaign id number: 02v143001 (power train: transfer case -4-wheel drive). The manufacturer advised the contact that any further repairs would be at his expense because they had previously taken the liability for the vehicle and addressed the failure. The vehicle was not repaired. The failure mileage was 145,000 and the current was unknown.

Filed May 18, 2010 · Transmission · 218,500 miles · MN

Tl* the contact owns a 1993 mitsubishi 3000gt. The contact noticed that the transfer case was leaking and when in it was in neutral, the vehicle made a loud unusual noise. The dealer stated that the transfer case needed to be replaced and verified that the vehicle was included in the federal safety agency recall campaign id number 02v143001 (power train: transfer case-4- wheel drive). The manufacturer confirmed that per the recall, they were only liable for refilling the transfer case but not replacing it. The manufacturer also advised the contact that the exhaust system in the vehicle was an aftermarket part and not an original equipment manufacturers part. The contact stated that he would not assume liability for the repair and he left the vehicle in the dealers possession until the manufacturer agreed to replace the transfer case at no charge. The failure and current mileages were 218,500.

Filed Aug 25, 2008 · Acceleration · 10,000 miles · NE

1993 3000 gt vr-4 mitsubishi. I am original owner. Accelerator pedal regularly "sucks" down to the floor when you start to accelerate from either a stop or when try to accelerate quickly. When the pedal is depressed a little past half way, it suddenly seems to get a life of its own and takes over and pulls the pedal the rest of the way to the floor and you have to put your foot under the pedal and pry really hard to get it back up from the floor. I even was able to demonstrate how the pedal sticks in to the floor once to a friend when the engine was turned off and the rug was pulled back, by pushing it down to the floor with my hand and it stayed depressed hard until pried up again. I have had the dealerships in omaha look at it several times over the years and one even replaced the accelerator cable while it was still under warranty. This did not solve the problem. I have come very close to having an accident on several occasions, due to the unexpected rapid acceleration. Although it happens alot, you never know when it is going to happen, so usually try to leave extra distance between myself and cars ahead also try to accelerate more slowly when ever possible. This is a very dangerous situation and I can't seem to find anyone who can figure out what is causing the problem. I suggested vapor lock with the cruise control to the dealer serviceman, after seeing the reports about ford that sounded amazingly similar, but they wouldn't commit to that or any other reason. I have seen this problem listed in other blogs and find it interesting that the dealer tells the client that it is the floor mat getting under the pedal. I had the floor mat pulled out and it still does it, so it's not the floor mat. Besides a floor mat wouldn't cause the pedal to suddenly takeoff and pull away from the foot to further depress itself to the floor as this one does.

Filed Jun 8, 2008 · Seat belts · RI

Seatbelts do not retract and leave slack which renders them useless in an accident.

Filed Jun 8, 2008 · Seat belts · KY

Hello, I have a problem with my 93 mitsubishi 3000gt's seatbelts. Both of them don't retract properly and leave slack in the seatbelt. And I'm afraid if an accident was to occur that I would have a greater risk of injury due to this. This is a constant condition that does not go away.

Filed Mar 4, 2008 · Wheels · 108,000 miles · TN

All four factory mitsubishi chrome 17 inch wheels began to pit starting from the lug and hub area . This rapidly progressed into peeling of the chrome and soon the chrome at the bead cracked causing air pressure in the tires to rapidly decrease losing close to 10 lb of air pressure over a 24 hr period. This leads to an unsafe driving condition. And also damaged 2 tires from under inflation. I then purchased a new set of 4 tires thinking maybe the tires were the problem but after a brand new set of tires were installed still experiencing air loss.

Filed Nov 18, 2007 · Seat belts · 151,000 miles · NY

Seat belts do not properly retract. Which leaves them too loose when driving. This could cause serious injury in an accident. When the seatbelt is pulled on it does not retract, leaving enough slack in the belt that if an accident were to occur, it would not serve its purpose as a safety restraint.

Filed Nov 5, 2007 · Engine · 151,000 miles · GA

Tl*the contact owns a 1993 mitsubishi 3000gt. While driving 65 miles per hour on the highway, the vehicle started making a noise. The vehicle was vibrating and all four wheels locked. The engine shut off and the steering failed. The vehicle was towed to the contacts home. The contact notified the dealer for three weeks and no one has returned his call. He also stated that the mitsubishi dealer refused to repair his vehicle. The current and failure mileages were 151000.