Mitsubishi Lancer 2010: Dangerous crawl mode
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Asked by Doug Warren
At the first set of traffic lights I come to my 2010 Mitsubishi Lancer CVT goes into a dangerous crawl mode, and the car barely moves. I have tried shifting to manual mode, but that makes no difference. It is too dangerous to turn off the engine. The dealer can find no problem and I get the attitude that I am imagining the problem. Having driven for 50 years I can work out that the car is not operating correctly. Sounds like a computer problem. How can I get this problem resolved?
Answered by CarsGuide
23 Nov 2012It does sound like a computer related problem, as you say. Go back to the dealer and be assertive, let them know you are not happy and won't go away until the problem is fixed. By all means contact Mitsubishi direct and request the factory get involved.
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