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Thanks everyone for your help, but we waved goodbye yesterday to “Meep Meep”. Jray3 came and took him to his new home.

It’s possible the linkages are stiff, but I also noticed the wheels are not parallel. The passenger wheel will only go from hard right to straight. Won’t go left much. Oh well. Worth a shot. I just need to find someone in the Seattle area that can rearrange the battery pack cells for me to make...

I disconnected both tie rod ends and the steering issues remain. Narrows it down to something deeper than my knowledge level.

Thanks for the link to the manual. I’m checking it out now regarding the steering.

I was thinking air in the lines as well. I have bled motorcycle brakes so I can probably handle that but the steering issue worries me more than anything. I don’t even care about the bodywork, it’s a commuter car plus both my kids learned to drive in this car so it has a lot of “love marks”...

Well, I may have answered my own question on whether to fix or scrap. After putting the front end on jackstands and removing both front wheels, the brake pedal just goes to the floor and I hear it trying to build up pressure to no avail. Probably air in the line since there is no obvious leak...

Reviving my old thread. Thanks to everyone who replied, my life got real busy after I made that post so I’m sorry I didn’t follow up with anyone. The weather is better and I just might have a little free time so I’m tackling my iMiev project now. As tomiev posted above, I think I need to be...

I have been commuting in a Mitsubishi iMiev since I bought it new in 2014. It had a failed battery pack earlier this year, one month before the warranty expired, and my local Mitsubishi dealer replaced the traction battery, high voltage charger, and low voltage charger. My son turned 16 in July...

FWIW, I just purchased all 4 Yokohama Avid Envigor tires in stock sizes from Simpletire.com for $290 total delivered to my local Pep Boys. Pep Boys charged me $90 to mount, balance, TMPS service etc. About $380 all said and done vs. a $620 quote from Les Shwab and a $740 quote from discount...