2015 Mitsubishi Lancer (CJ) — Repair Solution

2.0L 4B11 4cyl 16v DOHC MPFI Petrol · Limp Mode · Transmission & Clutch

Mitsubishi Lancer (CJ) Limp Mode Transmission & Clutch Diagnostic Sequence Available

Vehicle Details

Make: Mitsubishi
Model: Lancer (CJ)
Year: 2015
Engine: 2.0L 4B11 4cyl 16v DOHC MPFI Petrol
Kilometres: 152,502
Area: Transmission & Clutch
Category: Limp Mode

Customer Complaint

The vehicle had been to two mechanical workshops and a transmission specialist workshop with the fault still present. The transmission specialist advised that the issue appeared to be electrical rather than an internal CVT transmission fault. The vehicle was in limp home mode and displayed a transmission service required message on the instrument cluster.

Problem Summary

Testing confirmed the vehicle was operating in limp mode with a persistent transmission speed sensor fault. Previous repairs had focused on replacing the wrong sensor position, which allowed the fault to remain. Diagnosis confirmed the issue was not an internal CVT failure, but an incorrect identification of the turbine, primary and secondary speed sensor locations.

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Fault Description

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Quick Facts

CodeMITCJ1530266
Vehicle2015 Mitsubishi Lancer (CJ)
Engine2.0L 4B11 4cyl 16v DOHC MPFI Petrol
ComplaintVisible
Diag. SequenceMembers Only
SolutionMembers Only

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