Checking the selector lever (Mitsubishi Outlander 1)
On models with an automatic transmission, start the engine with the gear selector in either "P" or "N"; never start the engine with the selector in any other position.
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Checking the fluid level in the automatic transmission (cold engine)
Checking the fluid level in the automatic transmission (hot engine)
Automatic transmission fluid replacement
Flushing the hydraulic line of the gearbox heat exchanger
Precautions required when disassembling and assembling automatic transmission
Checking the fluid level in the automatic transmission (hot engine)
Automatic transmission fluid replacement
Flushing the hydraulic line of the gearbox heat exchanger
Precautions required when disassembling and assembling automatic transmission
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