Lancer 2011 problem

Asked by LancerGTguy Dec 02, 2017 at 01:12 AM about the 2011 Mitsubishi Lancer GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have 2011 lancer gt. 1st my can't start because of
battery i think. Then i used jumper to charge my
battery. My car's engine running but when i put the
gear my car not moving forward and backward
although in high rev. It like lost their power to
moving. Anyone can help me. Thank you.

3 Answers

It look like better for me to make inspection appointment with mitsubishi service centre. Thanks bro.

2008 Lancer GTS replace the fuel pump replace the MAF sensor the car starts up open header after putting exhaust back on it went down the street for 20 minutes and completely stalled has a brand new battery brand new fuel pump

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