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06/03/2019

 Mitsubishi Alex B2 (280Pts.)

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EVO-START2 Installation with EVO-ONE on Mitsubishi Outlander: Which connection model?

Car is a 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander GT 3.0 PTS. Everything was installed as per the instructions (EVO-ONE) and the software was updated as reccomended. The OEM key turns on the car without any problems. When adding the EVO-START2, I realized that the BLACK 4-PIN CONNECTOR was not included with the EVO-START2 packaging. Before ordering the proper cable, I was wondering which connection (1. high powered, 2. low powered RF2A, 3. low powered with THarness) model I need to do with my car (as per the EVO-START2 installation guide). I searched and saw that you don't sell a Mitsubishi Outlander THarness of any kind... so connections 1 and 3 seems out of the question, but I wanted to double check before ordering the RFA2A connector for connection 2.
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05/12/2017

 Ford Romulus Reyes (130Pts.)

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broken black 4 pin connector from the T harness

Hi, The black 4 pin connector from the T-Harness is broken,....can i use the other black connector with lock tabs?or do i have to buy another T Harness? Please help as i dont want to spend more money as life sucks these days.
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26/03/2016

 FAQ Tom Kendall (140Pts.)

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Unable to unplug black 4 pin connector

I am unable to find/activate a release for the 4 pin black connector plug on the EVO-ALL. Any more tugging and the wires will pull out of the plug. What is the trick?
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