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Mitsubishi Endeavor Model Overview
Used Mitsubishi Endeavor
Mitsubishi Endeavor Questions
Power Steering
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2004 Endeavor Engine Knock
I have a 04 endeavor AWD with 140k miles. For the past year, the engine would knock, rattle upon cold starts. Recently it developed a loud full time knock, which went away 3 days later. I had the ...
No Brake Lights But Do Have Blinkers And Lights Do Turn On When Headlights ...
Have A 2008 Mitsubishi Endeavor. Tail Lighs Not Working, Fuses Are Good An...
I noticed that there were no dash lights, checked and of course no tail lights. Checked the fuses, none were broken or bad, and have the correct size fuse. Also checked the bulbs and they are good. ...
I Have A 2005 Mitsubishi With The 3.8l Engine. Engine Is Ticking
I have had all 24 lifters replaced and put a new timeing belt and tensioner on it. The engine runs good but it still has a tick in it. Does anyone know if there has been a internal problem with this e...
About the Mitsubishi Endeavor
The Mitsubishi Endeavor is a crossover built in Illinois introduced as a 2004 model. This was the first vehicle built as part of Project America, which is Mitsubishi's endeavor, if you will, to produce vehicles in North America for North America. The PS platform built under Project America is the base for the Endeavor as well as the Galant and the Eclipse.
Since the Endeavor has only been around for a few years, it hasn't gone through any significant changes. It's possible, too, that it will be discontinued in a couple of years rather than be redesigned, as sales have been disappointing. Frankly, this one simply doesn't stand out against other crossovers.
Slightly larger than Mitsubishi's compact Outlander, the Endeavor was essentially meant to replace the recently discontinued 7-passenger Montero, although the Endeavor carries just five passengers and the two coexisted for a few model years. The Endeavor does not compete with true SUVs, as it is not built for the trail; it is available in all-wheel drive rather than four-wheel drive and its lack of a two-speed transfer case means it should stay on pavement.