Ok.....i drove my car home the other day and decided to put floorboards in the back of my wagon (which i did n it looks sweet, will post pics later...) any ways i reversed my car down the driveway and put it into drive (its auto) and it just rev'd out like it was in neutral??? the racv bloke told me that the auto was screwed, so i took it to mitsubishi to be fixed....now mitsubishi tells me that apparently there is an electrical fault and wen the car goes into reverse it blows a fuse, causing a violent shake..... and i thought that wen i put screws in for the subs that i might hav screwed into a wiring loom or sum ****....has this happened to anyone before? any ideas greately appreciated, as mitsubishi hav already spent an hour and a half of my money grrrr... and achieved **** all... thanx

What fuse is it blowing? In the underbonnet fuse box or above driver's knee?

Where is your AMP located?

i hav no idea where the fuse is blowing??? but its a fuse for the auto (an electrical one) that doesnt blow out, it just cuts out then comes back in.... My amp is located in the back of my wagon on the right hand side on the plastic panel thanx

Ok.....i drove my car home the other day and decided to put floorboards in the back of my wagon (which i did n it looks sweet, will post pics later...) any ways i reversed my car down the driveway and put it into drive (its auto) and it just rev'd out like it was in neutral??? the racv bloke told me that the auto was screwed, so i took it to mitsubishi to be fixed....now mitsubishi tells me that apparently there is an electrical fault and wen the car goes into reverse it blows a fuse, causing a violent shake..... and i thought that wen i put screws in for the subs that i might hav screwed into a wiring loom or sum ****....has this happened to anyone before? any ideas greately appreciated, as mitsubishi hav already spent an hour and a half of my money grrrr... and achieved **** all... thanx
ooooh :P That sounds cool. I wanna see.
If the subs are in the back then I can't see how you could have screwed into a loom that would be connected to the transmission.:doubt:

ABS loom sits in the back boot of sedans, might be similar on wagons? Best bet would be to unmount your amp and try and get behind where you screwed the holes.

na its all good guys, wen re-mountin me amps i put a screw throught the wiring loom....$216.50 later and she's all good agen :D:D:D

na its all good guys, wen re-mountin me amps i put a screw throught the wiring loom....$216.50 later and she's all good agen :D:D:D

:bowrofl: thats gotta suck