r/MitsubishiOutlander

Used to live in NY where we got snow and always had AWD. Moved to Texas a few years ago and got a FWD Outlander because AWD seemed unnecessary here. Well now my husbands job is sending us up to Indiana for at least the next 8 months, right off of the lake and I'm wondering if my FWD Outlander with snow tires will be okay in the snow or if I should look into trading it in for an AWD again. We will be traveling much more for his job from here on out, so there is now the potential to be in a snowy area for some duration of time every year.

Hi all! Just got a new ‘24 Mitsubishi Outlander SEL yesterday and am already super impressed with it! One thing I noticed… the windshield washer fluid comes out very weak when you turn it on. My husband thought perhaps that is by design but I wanted to ask this group on their experience with it. Thanks in advance :)

Hi guys! I currently own a 2017 Mitsubishi Outlander GT which has been great to me , I have no mechanical issues but after 10 years I feel like I need a new Mitsubishi. Just out of curiosity, how much have y'all paid OTD for either the SEL Premium Package FWD or AWD? I know incentive changes by dealership but at least to get a ballpark for OTD, any advice is welcome!

Hi guys,
I have a Mitsubishi Outlander 2025 GT and was wondering which remote starter is the best suited for -

1. I want to start my car with heater on for winters or AC on for summers.

2. I don't need advance features if they cost too much like door open update or live tracking etc.. if they are included, great.

3. Turning on the car from a distance specially if I live in an apartment and the parking is on the opposite side and no direct sight to use the key. ( This is optional because I understand only tools with phone apps can do this and they may not be accurate )

I checked Mycar 2 but the reviews were horrible.
I also saw Start-X but couldn't find one for my model.

What brand would you recommend to install in Canada or US and what does that cost?

I'm about to pull the trigger on a 100K unit for about $10K. Service history is impeccable. The transmission fluid was changed at 90K miles, Clutch master cylinder, drive belt(s) and serpentine belt were replaced by the selling dealer. They also replaced the clutch and all the brake pads.

What do you think? I only need a reliable commuter. Don't care about the speed or comfort. The other car I'm considering is a 2014 Camry Hybrid with 82K miles for $15K with again great service history. Thanks.

Okay my battery on a 2018 outlander has 30km of range left.

Which is enough for daily trips.

However, if the range eventually becomes less than 5km and I wanna take out the battery. Is this possible? Rather than replacing the whole battery?

If I can take it out then at least I can reduce the weight due to not needing a generator or dead battery as dead weight.

To those with the 2.5 4 banger in the 22 - 25 outlanders and 1.5T mild hybrid in the 26s what MPG are you all getting??? Is anyone getting high 30s on the highway?

Also what kinda range do you get on a full tank? Is 400+ miles of range possible?

If so how has it been ??? I know it’s a brand new engine and I’m outlander shopping right now , I’d be hesitant to buy a new car with a new engine, I’d be worried about first year problems.

Just wanted to see how it’s performed so far for people , I really like the outlander

Anyone familiar with the 03-06 AWD transfer case. Seems to have ATF in part and gear oil in another part. What should come out when you pull the driveshaft??? Anyone know where to get an exploded view that shows all the seals that separates to oils??