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Checking the operation of the heating system in the engine warm-up mode (Mitsubishi Outlander 1)

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Before starting any checks and adjustments, bring the engine to the condition described below.

Coolant temperature: 80–90°C.

Lighting, electric fan and other auxiliary equipment: off.

Gearbox: in neutral position (in position "N" or "P" for vehicles with automatic transmission).

Steering wheel: in straight-ahead position.

Check if the engine idle speed is within the specified value.

Nominal value: 750 + 50 min⁻¹.

With the air conditioner on and the heater switch in position 3 (MH) or 4 (HI), make sure that the idle speed is within the specified value.

Nominal value: 850 + 50 min⁻¹.

Caution! In this case, there is no need to make any adjustments, since the idle speed is automatically maintained by the idle speed control system (ISC). If, for any reason, the idle speed differs from the nominal value, then the ISC system must be checked.


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Air Filter Replacement Technique





Remove the glove box.

Remove the two screws as shown in the figure and replace the air cleaning filter.

Replace the glove box.
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