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Mitsubishi AYC/ACD Pump Failure

108 Comments

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Jordan Samaha
12 years ago

ayc failure and almost 4 grand to fix a known problem.

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Jeff Shannon
12 years ago

Ayc pump failed. Not happy. It should be able to withstand these kind of conditions.

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jon blais
12 years ago

ayc pump failure

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shawn ellis
12 years ago

ayc pump failed:(

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angel
12 years ago

Please fix this issue, its a well known problem for a few years now and still nothing? mitsubishi is time to fix this issue!

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Mike Obdam
12 years ago

Please fix this issue

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Alexander Wyman
12 years ago

I bought the car used. So I'm unaware whether or not the pump went before when the owner before me had the vehicle.

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Bryan Hader
12 years ago

please investigate this issue.

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Page E Turner IV
12 years ago

pump went out yesterday (12/5/2013)

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Micah Diaz
12 years ago

This needs to be covered by mitsubishi. consumers should not pay for a poor design failure

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Jake Lambert
12 years ago

Terrified of my pump going out

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Richard znamencsikov
12 years ago

Love my car but i hate that the ayc pump can fail whenever its below -15 witch is most of the time in canada

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Anonymous
12 years ago

There's a really cold morning, the pump is not doing it's job properly

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Chris Buckland
12 years ago

I had mine replaced 2 weeks after warranty expired through goodwill but worry now when will it fail again.

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Azhar Yusof
12 years ago

AYC/ACD pump

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Chase Turnbull
12 years ago

Please fix this as we have winters reaching lower than -40 Degress celcius

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Juan Escobar
12 years ago

This type of thing is going to determine whether or not existing owners will ever buy another Mitsubishi

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Chad Kurzdorfer
12 years ago

I fully support the recall of this design flawed part.

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lukasz walter
12 years ago

im on my 3rs AYC pump. one replaced under warranty 2nd died when car was outside over night at -22C around 45k km

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Anonymous
12 years ago

This has indeed been a common failure for the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution that I am surprised has not yet been remedied by the manufacturer. Mitsubishi's lack of haste in dealing with common failures is nothing short of ridiculous. Examples aside include the clutch master cylinder which has been prone to breaking leaving a vehicle unable to move and a simple relay for the fuel pump which, if failure occurs, has the potential for catastrophic engine damage. In all three of these cases, there is a serious safety concern. I hope Mitsubishi will address these known issues as they have been problematic since the 2008 release of the Lancer Evolution.