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Here is a link showing replacement filters/options:
http://www.car-stuff.com/mmparts/mitsubishi-eclipse/acc_cabin_filter.html
Here is a link showing it done on a 2000 with pictures:
http://www.club3g.com/forum/maintenance/70904-how-change-cabin-air-filter.html
YAY! warm weather. Finally got to put the top down today
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My daughter have requested for a Mitsubishi Eclipse for about two years. She will have her license next year. So, I'm going to shop a Mitsubishi Eclipse for her pretty soon.
I was told there are some "issues" with certain model of the Eclipses.
Which year and model you guys recommand? Any safety related options that I should get for her (We live in NY, lots of snow)
Thanks a lot
Sonny
I'm not sue what issues you are referring to; performance, safety, reliability?
I have a 2008 GT and it has given me flawless service. The Eclipse has been slammed by the auto press as not being a "true sports car" but that seems to be a matter of prefference. The Eclipse won't handle like a BMW but why would you expect a $20K car to do that?
The GT suffers from some torque steer when you really push it but you'd be crazy to give a car that fast to a new teen driver. The GS has enough power for a new driver and handles as well as any modern car.
The only thing I might worry about is the lack of good rear visability due to the fastback styling. Like many sporty cars the Eclipse is a littly tricky backing up.
Post 2009 model came with stability control as well as traction control which could help NY winter driving.
2019 Kia Soul+, 2015 Mustang GT, 2013 Ford F-150, 2000 Chrysler Sebring convertible
and gave me number of company..which virtually told me the problem was with the black cars and I was sol..so told them since they weren't cooperating how do I go about getting something started..all they said was they would note my problem..wondering if other people had this problem..only other complaint is my driver window has a scratch from raising and lowering it and they told me that was just something that happens with them and was to be expected..would appreciate your thoughts..
There are some stories on the net about the previous generation having problems with clearcoat failure, especially on the black ones.
That's a shame that the dealer is giving you a run around.
2019 Kia Soul+, 2015 Mustang GT, 2013 Ford F-150, 2000 Chrysler Sebring convertible
I live in PA, and I have only driven it one winter since I purchased it. It handled very well in the snow. I work in a very unpopulated area, which means the roads are not maintained. I think it handled so well because it is a manual transmission. Put a set of good tires on it and it will go.
I also agree with another reply...rear visibility is much to be desired. I am only 5 ft. tall, and I can say that backing up is a chore in this car. A back up camera would have been ideal for a short person like me!
All in all, the only thing I have ever had to have repaired is the radio. I have had it in the shop 3 times now for radio malfunctions. 3rd time is the charm though...this radio seems to be a keeper
Good luck with your decision. I defintely give a thumbs up for the vehicle. I can't say many negative things about the car. It's a great running vehicle and has been mechanically sound.
I have a 2008 Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder and was wondering as to what would be the best way to carry skis or bike. I am thinking of going for a trunk mounted rack since that would be less expensive. The other option is to install a hitch receiver and then buy a hitch mounted rack but I think this would be too much of a hassle and more expensive. Any other solutions or suggestions that you guys can think of that will hold both bikes and skis?