WARNING

  • Prolonged or repeated contact with used engine oil can cause serious skin disorders, including dermatitis and cancer.
  • Avoid skin contact with used engine oil whenever possible. If contact occurs, wash the affected area thoroughly as soon as possible.
  • Keep used engine oil securely stored and out of the reach of children.

Protect the environment

Never dispose of used engine oil or oil filters in drains, waterways, or on the ground. Such disposal can cause serious environmental contamination and may be prohibited by law. Take used oil and used filters to an authorized collection or recycling facility, such as an approved civic amenity site, service center, or garage that accepts automotive waste. If you are uncertain about the correct disposal method in your area, contact the appropriate local authority for guidance.

Do not carry fuel-filled containers or spray cans inside your vehicle

WARNING

Do not leave fuel-filled containers, aerosol cans, or similar pressurized items inside the Mitsubishi Outlander. Heat inside the vehicle can increase pressure within these containers, potentially causing them to rupture or allowing vapor to ignite or explode.

Tilt/telescopic steering

WARNING

  • Never adjust the steering wheel while driving. Attempting to change its position while the Mitsubishi Outlander is moving can interfere with steering control and may result in an accident.

Tilt or telescopic operation

Mitsubishi Outlander tilt and telescopic steering wheel adjustment lever and movement directions

Pull lock lever 1 downward to release the steering column. Adjust the steering wheel upward, downward, forward, or rearward until it reaches a comfortable driving position. After adjustment, push the lock lever firmly upward to secure the steering wheel in place. Make sure the steering wheel is locked before driving.

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     Sunvisors

    1. To reduce glare coming through the windshield, swing sunvisor 1 downward. 2. To block glare entering through a side window, disengage the sunvisor from its center mounting point and swing it

     Pull-up type sunshade (rear door)

    CAUTION Pull the rear door sunshade only in the upward direction. Pulling it sideways or at an angle may damage the shade or its retracting mechanism. Keep a firm grip on knob A while rais

     Mirrors

    Inside mirror Adjust the inside rearview mirror to a position that provides a clear and comfortable view through the rear window before driving. Frameless auto dimming rearview mirror (if so

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     Turn signal switch

     Example Turn signal Move the lever upward or downward to indicate the intended turning direction. After the turn is completed, the Mitsubishi Outlander turn signals normally cancel automatically as the steering wheel returns toward the straight-ahead position. Lane change signal

     Cold weather driving

    Freeing a frozen door lock To help prevent a door lock from freezing, apply an appropriate deicer through the key hole before severe cold develops. If the lock has already frozen, carefully warm the key before inserting it into the key hole, or use the transmitter to unlock the Mitsubishi Outlander