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 toward the side in direction 2.
3. Slide sunvisor 3 inward or outward as needed to improve coverage against sunlight.
CAUTION
- Before returning the sunvisor to its stored position, make sure the sliding extension has first been returned to its original position.
- Do not pull the sunvisor downward with excessive force, as this could damage the visor or its mounting mechanism.
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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
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
The frameless digital rearview mirror is designed to maintain a clear view behind the Mitsubishi Outlander even when the normal rearward view is partially blocked by passengers, head restraints, lugga
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Driver's side
The driver and front passenger SRS knee airbags are installed in the knee bolster areas on their respective sides of the Mitsubishi Outlander cabin.
All safety information, cautions and warnings provided in this manual apply to the knee airbag system and must be followed carefu
Most common factors contributing
to vehicle corrosion
Accumulation of moisture-retaining dirt, mud, road debris, and other contaminants inside body panel sections, cavities, seams, and other areas where moisture can remain trapped.
Damage to the paint finish or other protective coatings cause
