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Flushing the hydraulic line of the gearbox heat exchanger (Mitsubishi Outlander 1)

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Disconnect the hose shown in the picture that connects the gearbox to the heat exchanger (inside the radiator).

Start the engine and let the working fluid drain. Selector position: when the engine is idling, the selector is in the "N" position, idle.

Attention! The engine must be turned off one minute after it has been started. If the liquid has leaked out earlier, the engine must be turned off earlier.




Amount of liquid drained: approximately 3.5 l.

Fill in new fluid through the oil supply pipe.

Suggested quantity: approximately 3.5 l.

Attention! Stop pouring liquid immediately after you have poured 3.5 liters.


Repeat the previous steps.

Note: Continue the operations described above until at least 8.0 L has drained from the cooling pipe. Then drain a small amount of ATF and check for contamination, repeat the operations.


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Perform the operations specified in the procedure for replacing the working fluid.
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