Top 20 2009 Mitsubishi Outlander Questions & Answers

Those are stretch fit belts. First option is cut the belt and get a new one for reassembly. Second option that I do is unbolt the crank pulley and remove it with the belt still on. Takes a gentle pry. Then when reassembling simply roll the belt back onto the p/s pulley

Hi Melissa: I'd be trusting DOD (Dear Old Dad) on this one, and taking it one step further, pretend he's a FIXYA helper and ask him to "pleeease" come and listen to your engine 'cause he knows so much more than you and if it breaks you'll be after him to help pay for it and then your mom will be upset and you'll have to move to another state and they'll never get to see you again, and, and, and,, eventually he'll give in, (all dad's do) and he'll help and you'll be happy and he'll be a hero and on and on and on.

Battery flat or a bad ground

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There are at least 100 Youtube videos that show you how to do it.

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See if the ECU is throwing an error code. A common issue is one or more of the spark coils is failing with heat.

Your blower motor and squirrel cage (fan). more then likely it is your plastic squirrel cage fan under the dash. they are made of plastic and over time the lock nut or screw comes a bit loose and the plastic collet on the fan wears out allowing a lot of play between the motor drive shaft and the fan . Or you may have had something fall through your defrost vents on the dash and down into the squirrel cage housing

use the interior lock button to lock boot , get out of vehicle and lock doors with the key

sounds like the blower fan

I would replace the blower motor with a used part found online if you want to save some money and time.

First check battery in remote, hopefully easy fix. If batt is good look it up on youtube how to reprogramm vehicle remote for your make and model.

I use castrol.

See your local Honda dealer.

Under the passenger seat for a 2007 so probably the same place. A DC error is a fried amp

may be you need a tool and you can find it here: diyobd2.fr

try cleaning the remote also change the battery in the remote

From what I can tell with the information you provided, this lamp will be illuminated when the automatic transmission fluid temperature is excessive. Also without knowing which engine you have, (apparently each one comes with it's own problem with this light) I would advise you to swing into your dealer and just ask them to take a glance at it. It could simply be that the brakes need replacing, or even or more likely the abs sensor is wearing out.In the owners manual, they should discuss the exact process to reset the light. it may not reset if you hold button for 10 seconds, when they say hold for 5 seconds. So, if you think that is not the case and you have correctly attempted to reset the light, stop by your dealer. Good Luck and Happy MotoringRespectfully Hey Dont Shoot The Messenger

A fault has been detected. The best way to find out what it is would be to hook up a shop scanner. It may just be soemthing simple like a wheel sensor but a scanner would show the data that all the sensors are putting out and comparisons and test can be done.