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1997 Mitsubishi Mirage Fuel Pump, Fuel Level Sensor, Temperature Sender

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MN120696
Filler Cap
$36.43 $27.98
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MB908026
Connector Hose
$44.14 $33.64
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MR526922
Safety Valve
$79.15 $56.99
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MR135469
Gauge Unit
$80.41 $57.90
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1258A002
Oil Pressure Sending Unit
Part Notes: Mirage; 1.5L
$41.66 $31.99
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1258A003
Oil Pressure Sending Unit
- Part Notes: Mirage; 1.8L
$40.94 $31.44
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MD091056
Temperature Sending Unit
- Part Notes: Mirage
$80.80 $58.18
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Oil Pressure Switch Installation and Repair Tips for 1997 Mitsubishi Mirage

Q: How to check the Oil Pressure switch, oil pressure gauge, and sending unit on 1997 Mitsubishi Mirage?
A: Ground harness with 12V test light, ignition ON, test light, Oil Pressure Switch should be working. When light works and gauge does not, replace gauge, when neither, check circuit. Disconnect battery, lift vehicle, take out unit and ensure no conductivity terminal/body (wedge/71 psi); repair when leaking. Seal thread, 8 ft 1b, lower vehicle, reconnect battery.

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