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What I found through investigation with this issue on the internet is that letting the engine idle after connecting the battery is the way to go....however! I also have to do a throttle body cleaning. I took mine to my dealer and had them do it. Idles perfectly now in all situations.

I replaced my alternator this weekend and when I restarted the van and drove it I immediately noticed a very low idle at stop, roughly 100 to 200 RPM which is almost enough to stall, and low enough to cause oil starvation. How do I relearn the idle?

Well after 22 years my original muffler has slight hole in it, but most of all it has lost the exhaust pipe from the muffler back. I need a new muffler and then I will have someone here bend and install a new pipe for me. Any idea where I can find a new muffler for my van? My van is a 1990 LS.

Just curious as to everyone's experience with Rocky Mountain Imports? Without going into details I would like to hear peoples thoughts.

Thank you so much.

It seems as though after a head gasket replacement by my local Mitsu dealer my 1990 Van LS has a miss. The tech seems to think it is the wiring that comes out of the distributor. So I am in need of the connector or a complete distributor. Any ideas or help?

I have looked into both and they are about the same price. I was hoping to just buy a new one vs. recore. Oh well. I have found some in Taiwan and other places oversees.

Hey everyone I need a new radiator for a 1990 Mitsubishi Van LS with a 2.4. I had help from you folks regarding a harmonic balancer last time and now I need this. HELP!!!! And I love my van.

R. Costa, Thank you for the reply. I have had by dash apart many times to try and fix a speedo cable issue so this reset should be a snap. I just don't remember a black slide switch...but there again I wasn't looking for one at the time. Thank you so much. I will let you know the results. Hey by the...

Yes it is a gas engine and I believe it is a 2.4.

No it is not the exclamation with a circle. It is MAINT REQD written in red letters. This is also a 1990Mitsubishi Van/Wagon that was sold here in the states. The light is generally for large mile marks and the required maintenance need at such time.

Hi everyone. You have a newbie here. I have owned my Mitsubishi Van for 20 years now and LOVE it. I need to know how to reset my maintenance light that is on the dash. I have always taken it to my dealer for service, but with the loss of a job and little income at the moment I need to do this myself...