1995 MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE 2.

0 GS/AT – LIMP MODE

POSSIBLE CAUSES
1. Low Battery Voltage
2. Open fused B+ circuit to transmission control relay
3. Open Ground Circuit
4. Transmission Control Relay Output circuit shorted to ground
5. Open transmission control relay circuit
6. Defective Transmission control relay
7. Malfunctioning TCM

1995 ECLIPSE FUSE BOX DIAGRAM

1995 mitsubishi eclipse 2.0 non turbo
1. The engine oil pressure switch or the knock sensor unplugged can turn the transmission into limp mode. This is a
complex system, and you need to get a good repair manual to guide you through this problem.
2. The transmission should operate even if it is in limp mode. In limp mode it will shift strangely, but it will still
drive. Now it is possible that the transmission is bad, and if that is the problem, you might be getting deeper into
the wiring and not doing any good. I would start off by getting a good repair manual and get into the wiring to
check this problem out.
3. I would also get a manual on the transmission because there are specific tests you can do to tell you if there are
problems inside the transmission. Lots of people think the transmission is bad, and install a rebuilt one, only to
have the same problems after spending all that money, and time. You don't want to do that, and the only way to
really know is to get a good transmission manual and do the diagnose to find out what is going on.
4. Your transmission is a 41TE They are also called an A604.
5. There is a place on the internet that has these manuals, but they only sell to professional shops, so when you
order you have to be a shop if you know what I mean. I will post a link below where you can get the transmission
manual. If you have any more questions I am here to help. Good luck, and Thanks for using Just Answer.
Specifications : Transmission Filter

Transmissions

Name Years
F4A33 1991 - 1999
F4A33-1 1991 - 1999
W4A32-1 1991 - 1995
W4A33-1 1991 - 1999
Vehicle Fitment

Years Vehicle Drive Types

1991 - 1996 Dodge Stealth FWD
1991 - 1998 Eagle Talon FWD, AWD
1993 - 1993 Eagle Summit FWD, 4WD
1994 - 1998 Hyundai Sonata FWD
1991 - 1994 Mitsubishi Galant FWD, AWD
1992 - 1993 Mitsubishi Expo LRV FWD, AWD
1992 - 1995 Mitsubishi Expo FWD, AWD
1991 - 1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse FWD, AWD
1992 - 1996 Mitsubishi Diamante FWD
1991 - 1999 Mitsubishi 3000GT FWD
1992 - 1994 Plymouth Laser FWD, AWD
1992 - 1994 Plymouth Colt FWD, AWD