🔗 Mitsubishi 7801A110 Authentic OEM Factory Link Arm Review

Stuck thermostat door caused the control knob to fail. (My kid from engineering school "if it sticks, push until it breaks"). The new design significantly reduces the stress on the control stick. Hot/Cold Air Selection Restored!

These doors are slightly different from the stock Evo 2003 blend doors. I read somewhere that there have been technical changes. Well they work and fit. With the purchase of the correct black cable, this solved my problem with the lack of heat. in which the black cable was kinked and the door would not open.

Did not solve the problem, the problem lies in the original design of the Mitsubishi heating system. They wanted to eliminate the heater valve so they created a system where there is always hot water in the heater core to turn on the heater, the door opens to let heat into the cabin, this door is spring loaded and sticks. and bends the push button control cable (also unsuccessful design). BAD original DESIGN of the heater box. Upgrading these cameras didn't solve the problem with the original…

I love my Lancer but the fact that I have to replace this part is why I don't buy a Mitsubishi every time. The part was to be replaced by a Mitsubishi recall. I have no idea how they managed not to be forced to retreat. If they ever show up and offer services to existing customers, maybe one day I'll buy another Mitsubishi; but that was so long ago, so it probably won't happen. This part greatly improves the heater control function. This is necessary if you have an old connection. Without…

Item was dispatched quickly, was well packaged and at a fair price if not a great deal. It wasn't that difficult to install, but it didn't solve the problem it was supposed to solve. Apparently, dust is collecting on the mechanism that opens and closes the air damper inside the heater housing, causing it to bind. This lever and gear arrangement should increase the mechanical advantage when working with the dashboard temperature control knob. It can be done, but not enough to make it work…