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Steering wheel height adjustment (Mitsubishi Outlander 1)

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1 – locking position.
2 – position of movement.


To adjust the height of the steering wheel, lower the steering wheel height adjustment lever, and while holding the steering wheel with your hand, raise or lower the steering wheel to the desired height. After adjustment, securely lock the lever by pulling it up.

Caution: After setting the steering wheel to the desired height, make sure that the steering wheel height adjustment lever is locked.


Do not adjust the steering wheel height while the vehicle is moving.

When releasing the steering wheel height adjustment lever, move it to position 2 and be sure to hold the steering wheel with your hand to prevent it from falling to the lowest position.

Power steering



When the engine is not running, the power steering does not work and more physical effort is required to operate the steering wheel. Keep this in mind, especially when towing the vehicle. Never turn off the engine while the vehicle is moving.

Check the power steering fluid level periodically.

(The material was copied from the website: MitsubishiMan.ru)

Warning! The steering wheel in a vehicle with power steering must not be left in the extreme (right or left) position for more than 10 seconds. This may damage the power steering pump due to poor lubrication.
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