My brake light and battery light are on when I start the car and stay on for about 10 miles after that. They eventually go out. Does this mean the alternator is going bad?

Asked by bender1227 Jul 22, 2013 at 01:34 PM about the 2001 Mitsubishi Eclipse GT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2001 Mitusubishi Eclipse, GT, 125,000 miles

5 Answers

Larryforklift answered 6 years ago

Yes, I took the car into a Mitsubishie Dealership , in Selma Texas, GILLMAN HONDA/MITSUBISHIE and told them to replace all 3 Belts and They did but a week later the Serpentine Belt came off

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Larryforklift answered 6 years ago

I told the service Manager that why ,Didn't they notify me about this situation and I would of payed the Mechanic?

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GuruSJ1XC answered 4 years ago

I have a 2000 Mitsubishi eclipse when I go to turn on the headlights the brake lights come on but when I go to apply my foot on the brake to let the people behind me know I'm stopping my brake lights don't come on how do I fix that and what's the cause of that?

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