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    Quote Originally Posted by mcoy123 View Post
    "t will work in the beginning when it has just recently shut off. But the brake pressure will slowly go away and you will lose braking power over time per application (which shouldn't be an issue as you have no engine, hence can't accelerate)."

    Mga sirs. . . D po mawawa ang preno pag patay ang makina. . . You just have to step on it harder. . . Anybody experienced driving their vehicle being towed tied on a rope?
    Why doesn't a car's brake work when the engine is off? - Quora

    My mistake.

    I once encountered a situation after pumping the brakes before (with the engine off) after falling thru a drainage manhole and need help to be pushed out.

    In that situation, after I was helped out, there was no more braking power even with the brake pedal straight to the floor.

    After I started the car, had to pump the brake a few more times before pressure was restored.

    It was a 1999 Revo MT.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 17Sphynx17 View Post
    Why doesn't a car's brake work when the engine is off? - Quora

    My mistake.

    I once encountered a situation after pumping the brakes before (with the engine off) after falling thru a drainage manhole and need help to be pushed out.

    In that situation, after I was helped out, there was no more braking power even with the brake pedal straight to the floor.

    After I started the car, had to pump the brake a few more times before pressure was restored.

    It was a 1999 Revo MT.
    Imho, if the pedal went straight to the floor. . Then there's fluid leak or air in the system. . . Because. . . It should not happen. When you pumped the brakes when the engine was started, actually evem if you did not start the engine. You're just reintroducing brakefluid or not as effectively, air into the system. . But it will eventually fail again.

    Sorry wasn't able to view the link you posted

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    Quote Originally Posted by mcoy123 View Post
    Imho, if the pedal went straight to the floor. . Then there's fluid leak or air in the system. . . Because. . . It should not happen. When you pumped the brakes when the engine was started, actually evem if you did not start the engine. You're just reintroducing brakefluid or not as effectively, air into the system. . But it will eventually fail again.

    Sorry wasn't able to view the link you posted
    No problem.

    I'm honestly not sure what happened exactly that time but the brake performed again after I pumped the brakes more in that exact moment. Happened about 10 years ago, car was 9 years old (more or less). =) Well, it's why I appreciate the discussion because people here do chime in.

    My own personal experience can only "go so far" so seeing the inputs helps me correct any misinformation (or lack thereof) I have.

    Thanks. =)

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    Quote Originally Posted by 17Sphynx17 View Post
    No problem.

    I'm honestly not sure what happened exactly that time but the brake performed again after I pumped the brakes more in that exact moment. Happened about 10 years ago, car was 9 years old (more or less). =) Well, it's why I appreciate the discussion because people here do chime in.

    My own personal experience can only "go so far" so seeing the inputs helps me correct any misinformation I have.

    Thanks. =)
    No problemo sir, hope tama ang na-provide ko na info sa pagiging know it all kuno ko =)

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    Imagine your driving on a road with Xpander on front and Montero at your back [emoji24][emoji24]

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    Quote Originally Posted by maxpedition View Post
    Imagine your driving on a road with Xpander on front and Montero at your back [emoji24][emoji24]

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    You savage

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    Quote Originally Posted by maxpedition View Post
    Imagine your driving on a road with Xpander on front and Montero at your back [emoji24][emoji24]

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    Exactly what I was thinking. LoL.

    But seriously, that would be no laughing matter for me, I would try to find another lane ASAP!

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    Destroyed, mitsubishi-ed [emoji16]

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    This fuel pump problem got me thinking of the gas tank leak the 1st gen innovas had when Toyota debuted them several years back. I remember several tsikoteers were problematic about their new rides because the leak was understandably stressing them out.

    I just can't recollect what toyota's course of action was.

    do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do

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    ^ "abangan ang susunod na mga kabanata" i'm guessing.

    Siguro naman this will put pressure on them to do the recall

    do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do

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    Quote Originally Posted by baludoy View Post
    ^ "abangan ang susunod na mga kabanata" i'm guessing.

    Siguro naman this will put pressure on them to do the recall

    do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do
    he seems to be taking an awfully long time...

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    kelan kaya release sa pinas neto?

    https://www.autoindustriya.com/auto-...hed-in-ph.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by leo321 View Post
    kelan kaya release sa pinas neto?

    https://www.autoindustriya.com/auto-...hed-in-ph.html

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    baka mid-2020? unless demand will be slow in indonesia or mitsu can ramp-up production really fast.

    i assume mga P80-100k difference niya sa xpander unless they offer AWD/4WD.

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    https://www.topgear.com.ph/news/car-...a4354-20191112

    i doubt those will be the prices in the PH lol

    inggit lang ako sa LED head and foglights, roof rails and active stability and traction control, and hill-start assist across all variants. other than those, walang hinayang sa xpander. hehe

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    Xpander Problems : Xpander Nasira!?! - YouTube


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    Kakatapos lang ng 15k kms service ng Xpander namin.
    Napalitan na din ang pump. 8am appointment, 11am tapos na.

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    Plano po naming bumili ng Xpander. We're from Region 2 pero sa QC kami bibili ng unit dahil ang mga units ng Mitsubishi dito sa Isabela dealership ay "binibyahe" from source to the dealership. Wala silang CAR CARRIER TRAILER tulad ng dealerships ng Honda at Toyota dito sa amin. May mga nakasabay kasi kaming ibinabyaheng Mitsu units noon na over 80 kph ang takbo. That's a problem kung under "break in" period pa lang ang mga ito.

    Heto po ang tanong ko: kung sa QC kami bibili, pwede bang yung PMS ay sa Isabela dealership ng Mitsu? Or kung saan ka nakabili ay doon din ang PMS ng sasakyan?

    Thanks in advance.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jjmd3_787 View Post
    Plano po naming bumili ng Xpander. We're from Region 2 pero sa QC kami bibili ng unit dahil ang mga units ng Mitsubishi dito sa Isabela dealership ay "binibyahe" from source to the dealership. Wala silang CAR CARRIER TRAILER tulad ng dealerships ng Honda at Toyota dito sa amin. May mga nakasabay kasi kaming ibinabyaheng Mitsu units noon na over 80 kph ang takbo. That's a problem kung under "break in" period pa lang ang mga ito.

    Heto po ang tanong ko: kung sa QC kami bibili, pwede bang yung PMS ay sa Isabela dealership ng Mitsu? Or kung saan ka nakabili ay doon din ang PMS ng sasakyan?

    Thanks in advance.
    No issue naman kung ibinabyahe papunta dealer. Tinatakbo at hinaharabas naman ang sasakyan na dipa nabibili. Tinatanggal lang nila cable ng odometer.

    Atleast di ka na mahirapan magbreak in. Hehehe.

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