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Periodic maintenance regulations (Mitsubishi Outlander 1)

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The check must be carried out at intervals measured by the vehicle's mileage or time interval (months), whichever comes first.

Note. Heavy-duty maintenance intervals should only be used if the vehicle is being operated under these conditions. Severe operating conditions include:
  • - driving in dusty areas;
  • - driving on broken, flooded roads, driving in hilly and mountainous areas;
  • – operation of the vehicle in cold climate zones;
  • – prolonged engine idling or short-term vehicle movement at low ambient temperatures;
  • - frequent, abrupt braking;
  • - towing a trailer;
  • - using the car as a taxi or rental car;
  • – if more than 50% of the vehicle"s travel time is in dense urban traffic flow at an ambient temperature of more than 32°C;.
  • – if more than 50% of the vehicle"s travel time is more than 120 km/h and the ambient air temperature is more than 30°C.


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