Mitsubishi Outlander front exterior parts, lights, cameras, sensors and access points

The front exterior illustration identifies the principal body panels, lighting equipment, cameras, sensors and service-related components visible around the front and sides of the Mitsubishi Outlander. The references also direct you to operating information for the doors, mirrors, tires, windshield equipment and driver-assistance hardware.

  1. Hood, providing access to the engine compartment.
  2. Windshield wiper and washer system:
    • Switch operation for controlling the windshield wipers and washer.
    • Window washer fluid information, including checking and replenishing the fluid supply.
    • Windshield wiper deicer operation, where equipped.
  3. Front camera used by applicable vehicle systems.
  4. Sunroof, where equipped.
  5. Power windows.
  6. Side turn signal lights.
  7. Parking sensors:
    • Parking sensor system operation and related information.
  8. Front view camera used to display or process the area ahead of the vehicle.
  9. Daytime running lights, parking lights and front turn signal lights.
  10. Headlight cleaners, where equipped.
  11. Fog lights.
  12. Headlights.
  13. Front side marker lights.
  14. Tires and related wheel equipment:
    • Wheels and tires, including general inspection and maintenance information.
    • Flat tire procedures.
    • Tire Pressure Monitoring System [TPMS], which monitors tire pressure conditions.
  15. Door mirrors.
  16. Side view camera.
  17. Doors and access systems:
    • Keys supplied for operating and accessing the Mitsubishi Outlander.
    • Door locks.
    • Remote keyless entry functions.
    • Free-hand Advanced Security Transmitter [F.A.S.T.-key] operation.
    • Security system information.

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