OEM Mitsubishi Caps, Rotors and Contacts
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Mitsubishi Distributor Caps, Rotors & Contacts FAQ
The distributor, cap, and rotor in your Mitsubishi work together to send current from its ignition coils to its spark plugs, in the right firing order, at the right times, helping start it and keep it running.
How Often Should I Inspect the Distributor on My Mitsubishi?
Every 25,000 miles, or when you start to see the signs it's failed. During the inspection, be sure to check cap and rotor as well as the contact points.
What are the Symptoms of a Faulty Distributor?
A Check Engine light on the dash, the engine misfiring, your vehicle not starting, rotor and cap wear or damage, a cracked distributor housing, a broken wire tower and contacts, and carbon burn-tracks on the terminal.
How Do I Replace My Mitsubishi Distributor?
It's straightforward. Take care of repairs ASAP, and be sure to use OEM parts for them.
How Much Does Mitsubishi Distributor Replacement Cost on Average?
A replacement cap can run $80 to $115, while the whole assembly might run $480 to $710 or more. Cost can also vary according to model. Mitsubishi Eclipse distributor assembly replacement, for example, might run between $740 and $980.
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