96 mitsubishi eclipse won't stay running

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Asked by Fred Oct 30, 2018 at 09:08 PM about the 1996 Mitsubishi Eclipse Base

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

car runs  for 10 minutes then dies then starts dies and won't stay running

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24 years young. , What engine What trans, with/ without ac, What maintenance, tune up, related parts inspection. previous repairs, has the throttle been cleaned? And the IAC valve? What's its status? Fuel pressure is? The hoses are all new? Connectors and wiring intact? Scanner shows what for data On available data stream? Anything out of specification? Any damage by mice? Just asking.

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Some folks have time to read and little money, they come along later and without communicating, read another guy's answer. So it's a little pasteurized for their protection. I saw a fresh question as it looked to me on this lil phone screen. I remember when I first had to get my graymarket Benz going, there was zilch. Then several posts later , I received, wasn't that 2 years ago? Seven manuals books and one from the UK b4 I had some Merc answers. I wished for breadcrumbs you might say. Cheers.

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