TT241

Volume 241 - August 2018
Please follow the procedure below to access
K-Line vehicle systems.
1. Verify the MUT3-SE version is SEW18061-00.
If it’s not SEW18061-00, the scan tool needs to
be updated.
2. Connect scan tool to the vehicle.
3. Turn ignition ON.
4. Click on the STV.
Vehicle Technical Info . . . . . . page 1
Training News . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 12
Training Tips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 13
Techline Information . . . . . . . page 15
MEDIC Information . . . . . . . . . page 15
NOTE: “Read Error” message will pop-up after
clicking the STV button. This is normal. It is not a
scan tool software error.
Bulletin Review . . . . . . . . . . . . page 16
MOD 2018 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 18
NOTE: The
mark indicates an article is
being repeated from a previous issue of Tech
Talk due to the subject's importance.
GROUP 00 - General
TIN-18-00-007: MUT3-SE SCAN TOOL
SOFTWARE UPDATE VERSION SEW18061-00 —
All K-Line Models.
TIN-18-00-007 was released recently and
states:
“Mitsubishi will release the latest software
update for MUT3-SE: Version SEW18061-00
on 07/02/2018. Previously, MMNA released
TIN-18-00-006 to inform dealers that all
vehicles can be reprogrammed with
MUT3-SE. MMNA would like to inform dealers
that MUT3 diagnostic functions are now
integrated into MUT3-SE. Except for certain
vehicles and functions (please refer to NOTE
below), K-Line vehicles can now be diagnosed
with MUT3-SE.
NOTE: Refer to the following chart in the MDL to
identify what vehicles and functions are still
only available in MUT3.
“MUT3 and MUT3-SE Chart” on MDL, under
service / service tech resources / Service
Related Items / Worksheets, Questionnaires,
Job Aids / Job Aids.
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5. No VIN will be populated. Please click on the
“Erase icon” shown below to erase vehicle
information that is displayed.
Also in the same location on the MDL is a “PQR
Usage Guide” which will help technicians
understand how to “Add a New” or “Search”
for previously submitted PQRs. The new
Search feature will enable technicians to
confirm the PQR status and provide an
opportunity to directly reply to comments or
questions posed by MMNA.
6. Click on the “Vehicle icon” shown below to
populate the VIN.
NOTE: Many times, Mitsubishi technicians are
the first to see product issues that MMNA
addresses throughout the year. It is critical
that communication between the dealer
technician and MMNA product support stays
current. The best way for information to get
to MMNA is through the dealer Product
Quality Reporting System or PQR. Please
keep in mind that you, the Mitsubishi
technician, are first to see these emerging
issues at your dealership and understand you
play a critical role in making the Mitsubishi
brand better.
7. The vehicle information will pop-up and
now, the vehicle systems can be accessed to
diagnose the vehicle.”
If you have any questions, please do not
hesitate to contact your District Parts and
Service Manager.”
TIN-18-00-009: MB991855V (12-13 PIN
REPROGRAMMING
ADAPTER)
NOW
AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE — 2002-06
Montero, 2003-06 Outlander.
TIN-18-00-009 was released recently and
states:
“To reprogram 2002 - 2006 Montero and 2003
- 2006 Outlander vehicles, MB991855 is
necessary. This tool was removed from our
essential tool kit due to its limited application
and became part of our tool loaner program.
Now, this tool can be purchased by ordering
part number MB991855V from your facing
PDC.”
TIN-18-00-008: RELEASE OF NEW PQR
(PRODUCT QUALITY REPORTING) SYSTEM —
All Models and Years.
TIN-18-00-008 was released recently and
states:
“There
is
good
news
for
those
dealers/technicians who complete Product
Quality Reports. MMNA is launching a new
Product Quality Reporting (PQR) system
effective early July, 2018. This new PQR
system replaces the old PQR system and is
designed to be more user friendly and will
enhance communications between MMNA
and the dealers.
The new PQR system is on the MDL in the
same location as the old PQR system: MDL >
service > systems > Product Quality
Reporting (PQR).
Part Name: 12-13 Pin Reprogramming Adapter
Part Number: MB991855V
Current Price: $17.10
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DEALER LETTER: STATE OF CALIFORNIA
PROPOSITION 65 WARNING LABEL — All
2018-19 Models (During PDI).
A Dealer Letter was recently sent to all
California dealers and states:
“The new California Proposition 65 safe
harbor language requires that by August 30,
2018, warnings for exposures to chemicals
that cause cancer and birth defects or other
reproductive harm that occur during the
operation, service, and maintenance of a
passenger vehicle must be provided.
One of these notices is:
 a warning label attached to the driver's
door window
MMNA will be shipping an initial supply of
warning labels to all California dealers
beginning the week of August 20th.
Additional labels can be ordered through
normal parts channels – part number
PROP65WL (roll of 50 labels).
Beginning August 30, 2018, dealers must
install this label during Pre-Delivery
Inspection (PDI). Please see attached
instructions for proper placement of the label.
Failure to install the label at PDI may result in
partial or full chargeback of the PDI claim.
Labels do NOT need to be applied on vehicles
that have already been PDI’d.
Dealers will be automatically reimbursed
dealer net plus applicable mark-up for the
label cost – see Warranty Bulletin 2019-002
for additional details.
To ensure compliance with the requirements
of California Proposition 65, it critical that
these warning labels are properly installed
during PDI.
Please contact your District Parts and Service
Manager with any questions.
Dealer Installation Instructions for Prop 65
Label: Part Number PROP65WL
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1. Prepare (paper) template (see page 3).
Position template on the outside of the
driver’s side window with the bottom along
the rubber strip and the righthand edge at
the B-pillar corner.
(Hold in place with tape if needed).
2. Clean the label application area on the
inside of the driver’s side window (if needed).
3. Apply label as shown. Label should be
parallel to the bottom of the window (@ 5 mm
above the rubber) and not cover any part of
the DOT information etched into the glass.
TEMPLATE (PROP 65 LABEL)
Gently push out any trapped air bubbles.
NOTE: The label can be removed and reapplied if
necessary.
4. END.”
NOTE: The template above may be printed on any
printer (select “Fit” to page, 8-1/2 x 11” paper).
However, exact size cannot be guaranteed,
please measure after printing to ensure
accuracy.
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GROUP 13 - Fuel
 DTCs P0420 & P0421: PROPER CATALYST
DIAGNOSIS AND PART IDENTIFICATION —
2013-15 Outlander Sport/RVR.
NOTE: This article is being republished to clarify
DTC applicability in the table.
MMNA is investigating catalytic converter
DTCs and noted confusion in DTC recording
and in some cases incorrect parts replaced.
The following table is a simplified version of
the DTC, model application, and monitored
catalyst.
Please confirm in CAPS the proper part
number by using the individual vehicle's VIN.
DTC P061A: INTERNAL CONTROL MODULE
TORQUE PERFORMANCE INVESTIGATION
COMPLETE — 2018 Eclipse Cross.
MODEL
YEAR
ENGINE
DTC
MONITORED
CATALYST
LOCATION
2013
2.0 L
P0420
Center Pipe
MMNA has concluded its investigation into
DTC P061A and related DTCs. The information
requested in the May 2018 Tech Talk article is
now superseded by TSB-18-13-002, “MIL
Illumination with DTC P061A.” Thank you to
those dealers who provided input on this
condition.
2.0 L
P0421
Exhaust
Manifold
Please refer to TSB-18-13-002 for software
revision instructions.
2.4 L
P0420
Center Pipe
2014
2015
2015
Please refer to related articles in Tech Talk Vol.
219, March 2016, for additional catalyst
diagnosis and heat shield service parts
availability information.
TIN-18-13-002: ENGINE ECU SOFTWARE
UPDATE IN TSB-18-13-001 & TSB-18-13-002
ADDRESSES BOTH DTC P0068 & P061A — 2018
Eclipse Cross.
DTC P0171: FUEL SYSTEM LEAN — 2011 & newer
Outlander Sport/RVR.
When diagnosing a fuel system lean code,
ensure the quality of fuel and that excessive
levels of Ethanol are not present.
Also check for intake vacuum leaks at the
gaskets and connection points of the EGR
Pipe, EGR Pipe Gasket, and EGR Valve Support
(see illustration). Clean and repair parts as
appropriate to correct the source of the
vacuum leak.
TIN-18-32-002 was released recently and
states:
“An Engine ECU software update will be
available soon to address MFI DTCs P0068 and
P061A that have been improperly set. When
reprogramming the Engine ECU software to
resolve DTC P0068 or P061A, be sure to first
check the software part number as described
in TSB-18-13-001 and TSB-18-13-002.
If the Software Part Number listed is
1860D11603 or higher, then the software
update for P0068 and P061A has been
completed. There is no need to complete the
procedure in both TSBs, as software level
1860D11603 addresses both issues.”
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EGR Valve
EGR Pipe
EGR Pipe Gasket
EGR Valve Support
GROUP 23 - Automatic Transaxle
GROUP 35 - Brake
TIN-18-23-003: COOLANT LEAKING FROM CVT
HOSES – COLLECTION OF PARTS COMPLETE —
All 2014-18 Mirage, All 2017-18 Mirage G4, and
2016-18 Outlander equipped with 4 cylinder
(2.4L) engine and CVT8 transmission.
TIN-18-35-001: BRAKE FLUID LEAK AT BRAKE
MASTER CYLINDER — 2014-17 Outlander
produced before June 5, 2017.
TIN-18-35-001 was released recently and
states:
TIN-18-23-003 was released recently and
states:
“For concerns of the brake warning light
coming on due to low brake fluid in the brake
fluid reservoir and brake fluid is found on the
front of the brake booster, DO NOT replace the
brake master cylinder.
“This TIN supersedes TIN-18-23-001 and
TIN-18-23-002 to state that the collection of
parts requested in those documents has been
completed.
MMNA recently released TIN-18-23-001 (for
Outlander) and TIN-18-23-002 (for Mirage
and Mirage G4) to collect complete
transmission cooler sets for an investigation
into the condition of coolant leaking from the
CVT hoses (examples of leakage below).
MMNA has now collected enough complete
sets of CVT fluid coolers with hoses and
clamps for a sufficient investigation.
MMNA would like to thank those dealers who
have assisted with this investigation and sent
the parts requested. It is much appreciated.
Going forward, if you encounter cases of
transmission fluid leaking from the CVT
hoses, please follow the normal diagnostic
and repair procedures for this condition.”
2014-2018 Mirage & 2017-2018 Mirage G4
CVT7 Coolant Leakage
(View looking up from bottom of vehicle)
Perform the following:
1. Loosen both brake line nuts completely at
the brake master cylinder.
2. Loosen (do not completely remove) the
two mounting nuts of the brake master
cylinder to the brake booster.
3. Reinstall the brake line nuts to the brake
master cylinder, confirming the flare tube is
installed straight into the brake master
cylinder, hand tighten the brake line nuts
while confirming the brake line remains
straight into the brake master cylinder body,
and torque the brake line nuts to 16 ft-lbs (21
N-m).
4. Retighten the mounting nuts of the brake
master cylinder to the brake booster to 18
ft-lbs (25 N-m).
5. Refill the brake fluid reservoir and perform
brake bleeding.
6. Clean the brake fluid leak from the brake
booster and surrounding areas.
7. Check for any other sources of leaks and
repair as needed.
8. Test drive the vehicle and confirm proper
brake operation.”
2016-2018 Outlander
CVT8 Coolant Leakage
(View looking up from
bottom of vehicle)
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switch to the trim cover. While pressing
rearward on the switch, tighten the screws.
GROUP 35C - Active Stability Control
System (ASC)
 FLUID SEEPAGE AT ABS HYDRAULIC UNIT
— 2015-16 Outlander Sport/RVR, 2016 Lancer,
2016 Outlander.
NOTE: This article is being republished to add
2016 Outlander Sport to affected vehicles.
If, during diagnosis, you suspect fluid seepage
from the area of the ABS hydraulic unit,
before replacing any parts please thoroughly
clean the fluid residue and inspect for
seepage at the six line fittings while the brake
pedal is applied. If seepage at a line fitting is
suspected, slightly loosen the fitting and then
re-torque the fitting to the specification
listed in the Service Manual. After properly
torquing the line fittings, recheck for seepage
with the brake pedal applied. Do not replace
the ABS hydraulic unit for a line fitting
concern unless recommended to do so by
TechLine.
GROUP 42 - Body
DRIVER'S DOOR LOCK BUTTON STICKS IN
“UNLOCK” POSITION — 2018-19 Eclipse Cross.
Should you encounter the subject condition,
check for proper clearance between the door
lock button and trim cover at the front edge
of the button.
Sufficient Gap
Recheck for the sticking condition before
reinstalling the door panel.
Be sure to reset the auto up/down driver’s
window and confirm all door switch and lever
functions work properly.
GROUP 42 - KOS / Wireless Control
Module
LOCATING
ID
CODE
REGISTRATION
INSTRUCTIONS — All Models.
The operation and diagnostic information of
both KOS and non-KOS equipped Mitsubishi
vehicles is in Group 42 of the Service Manual,
which can be found on either the MDL website
(Mitsubishi Dealer Link) or on MEDIC under the
TIR (Technical Information Retrieval) tab.
Gap too small
Front of Vehicle
Too small of a gap at the front may cause the
unlock button to stick at times. You can use a
business card or 0.3 mm feeler gauge to
compare the gap at the front and rear of the
door lock button.
To correct the condition, remove the door
panel by following the procedure in the
Service Manual, then loosen the three
mounting screws that secure the master
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However, starting from 2011 model year, this
section in the Service Manual does not outline
key registration fully (immobilizer and RKE
function). For these models, separate ID Code
Registration Instructions are available on
MDL. Refer to the following instructions to
locate the electronic Service Manual and the
separate ID Code Registration Instructions.
2. Select “service”
resources.”
For 2010 and older model years: Retrieve the
electronic version of the Service Manual on
MEDIC or on MDL (Instructions follow for MDL).
1. Login to the MDL website at
https://mdl.mmsa.com.
then
“service
tech
3. In the left column, under “service tech
resources,” locate the “Service Related Items”
link.
2. At the center of the screen, select the
“Service & Owners Publications” link to view
the list of Service Manuals for each model and
model year.
4. Under Service Related Items, expand the “ID
Codes Registration Instructions” heading.
Select the desired models to view the
Registration Procedures.
3. The electronic versions of the Service
Manual go as far back as 2002 model year
(including Raider).
For 2011 and newer model years: Retrieve the
ID Codes Registration Instructions on MDL.
1. Login to the MDL
https://mdl.mmsa.com.
website
at
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GROUP 51 - Exterior
FRONT LICENSE PLATE BRACKET/HARDWARE
NOT SUPPLIED WITH NEW VEHICLE — 2013 &
Newer Models (except 2013-15 Lancer
Evolution).
Most models 2013 and newer may not have
license plate brackets/hardware shipped
with the vehicle. For states that require front
license plates, dealers are asked to use
self­tapping screws for mounting the front
license plate.
License plates should be
installed in the locations indicated by dimples
in the front fascia. Dealers should use locally
sourced, non­corroding M6 fasteners, 20 mm
to 25 mm long. Fasteners should be installed
using hand tools only.
Do not submit any claims for missing front
license plate hardware.
Dimples
these adjustments. Refer to the Owner’s
Manual, “Features and Controls” section for
details.
ORDERING
EXCHANGE
UNITS
FOR
JVC/KENWOOD SMARTPHONE LINK DISPLAY
AUDIO UNITS — 2018 & newer Eclipse Cross,
2017 & newer Outlander, 2018 & newer
Outlander PHEV, 2018 & newer Outlander
Sport/RVR
(models
equipped
with
JVC/Kenwood Smartphone Link Display
Audio).
When an exchange unit is needed for a
Smartphone Link Display Audio System (SDA)
on models so equipped (for Eclipse Cross
current p/n 8742A004XA), refer to Warranty
Bulletin 2017-006. This warranty bulletin was
released in 2017 but has been revised to
include Eclipse Cross with SDA. The bulletin
directs dealers to order JVC/Kenwood
exchange components from FTH Group
Repair Center.
To access warranty bulletins, login to MDL,
then go to “service” and “warranty central.”
GROUP 54 - Chassis Electrical
COMING HOME LIGHT FEATURE — 2018 &
newer Eclipse Cross, 2008-17 Lancer, 2007 &
newer Outlander, 2018 & newer Outlander
PHEV, 2011 & newer Outlander Sport/RVR.
This function turns on the low beam
headlights for approximately 30 seconds
after the ignition switch is turned to the “OFF”
position.
To activate this feature:
1. Turn the headlight switch to the “OFF” or
“AUTO” position.
2. Turn the ignition switch to the “OFF”
position and remove the key from the ignition.
3. Pull the turn signal lever toward you and
release.
Using the MUT3 SE it is possible to modify
functions as follows: The time that the
headlights remain on can be changed or the
function can be deactivated. On vehicles
equipped with the Smartphone Link Display
Audio, screen operations can be used to make
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On the left side of the screen, under “warranty
central,” click on “12. Warranty Bulletins.”
Then search for Warranty Bulletin Number
2017-006.
2. Touch “Timed Charging.”
3. Confirm a set delay charging time. In this
example, timed charging is set on Thursday at
3 PM.
VEHICLE WILL NOT CHARGE ON LEVEL 1 OR
LEVEL 2 — 2018 Outlander PHEV.
If a customer has set a delayed timed
charging in the Smartphone Link Display
Audio or in the PHEV II App, connecting the
OEM Level 1 charge cable or a Level 2 charger
outside the designated time will prevent the
charge indicator in the combination meter
from coming on and vehicle charging will not
start. The “CHARGING” indicator light on the
OEM Level 1 charger will be flashing green or
the “charging” indicator (if applicable) on the
Level 2 charger will be flashing. When
checking the vehicle further, no vehicle
warning lights come on after going into
READY mode and no DTCs are found.
4. Either press OFF or “Reset All” for Timed
Charging.
This operation can also be
performed on the PHEV II App.
Note: Vehicle will charge on Level 3 quick
charging regardless.
To confirm if a delayed charging time is set, go
into the Smartphone Link Display Audio
settings:
1. From the Home screen, touch the right
arrow.
Vehicle will now charge immediately after
connecting an OEM Level 1 or Level 2 charger.
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GROUP 55 - Heater, Air Conditioning,
& Ventilation
A/C BLOWER MOTOR INOPERATIVE — 2014-18
Outlander, 2016-18 Outlander Sport/RVR.
If you encounter an inoperative A/C blower
motor, please provide 3 ANSWERS (A1, A2, A3)
to the following 3 QUESTIONS (Q1, Q2, Q3):
Q1. What is the cabin filter CONDITION?
A1. (CLEAN / DIRTY / SOILED)
Q2. What is the number of cabin filter
replacements
so far? Please check
repair/maintenance history
A2. (0 / 1 / 2 / 3 … etc.)
Q3. Do you find traces of water droplets on
the A/C blower motor?
A3. (YES / NO)
Example of 3 answers:
A1. CLEAN;
A2. 3;
A3. YES.
Please include the answers in the REMEDY
field of the Warranty claim in addition to the
other repair details. Example:
If you find other abnormal conditions, please
take photos and attach them to the PRC.
Your help with this matter will provide
valuable information for MMC to further
investigate the concern.
MMNA highly appreciates your support.
GROUP 60 - Recalls
TIN-18-SR-002-D: COUNTERMEASURE PART
INSPECTION DURING PARKING BRAKE
CORROSION SAFETY RECALL – ADDITIONAL
PROCESS — 2014-16 Outlander, 2013-16
Outlander Sport/RVR.
TIN-18-SR-002-D was released recently and
states:
“TIN-18-SR-002-C advised dealers that for
Safety Recall SR-18-002REV – Parking Brake
Corrosion Safety Recall, all inspection-only
claims processed after 4/23/2018 must
include photos of the caliper lever with a
countermeasure mark and the photos must
be posted to the Photos Required Condition
(PRC) system in the “RECALL PHOTO/DOCS
SUPPORT” category.
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Effective immediately, prior to payment of
the recall claim, the PRC posting must be
approved by Zone personnel. If the Zone
personnel does not act (approve/deny/return
to dealer) on the PRC posting the same day as
the recall claim is submitted, the claim will be
returned. The claim will remain in return
status until Zone personnel has acted on the
photos in the PRC.
Please contact your DPSM if you have any
questions.”
GROUP 66 - Accessories
ROOF RACK CROSSBAR APPLICATION — 2018
Eclipse Cross SEL w/Touring Package.
The 2018 Eclipse Cross SEL model with
Touring package (FOG E60) is designed to
accommodate MMNA Genuine Accessory
Crossbars, p/n MZ315000. Other trim levels of
2018 Eclipse Cross DO NOT accommodate this
accessory.
NOTE: Be sure to always buy genuine Mitsubishi
parts for top performance.
Technical Training Schedule
Training News
September - October 2018
Always check MDL for schedule updates. Since Mobile Training does not appear on the calendars below, contact your District Parts
& Service Manager for information about Mobile Training in your area.
NORTHEAST REGION
New Jersey Technical Training Center
SOUTHEAST REGION
Atlanta Technical Training Center
CENTRAL REGION
Bloomington/Normal, IL Technical Training Center
CENTRAL REGION
Dallas Technical Training Center
WEST REGION
California Technical Training Center
The third quarter technical quiz (TQ0318) became available on 7/1/2018 and will continue through midnight 9/30/2018.
Successful completion of the technical quizzes are required for Service Technicians who wish to obtain or maintain
DiamondPro Certification. See the following article for instructions on verification of technical quiz completion.
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A useful tip from:
Training Tips
STUDENT ACCESS TO TECHNICAL QUIZ COMPLETION ON TRANSCRIPT
Use the following steps to verify a Technical Quiz has been completed in the Mitsubishi Academy.
1. Login to the Mitsubishi Academy with your user name and password.
2. From the Home page, select “Courses” from the navigation bar at the top.
2. On the drop-down menu, select “My Transcript.”
3. Completed courses will be listed by the first course completed to the most recent course
completed. Scroll down, if necessary, to locate the Technical Quiz you are verifying credit.
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4. When the desired Technical Quiz is located, scroll down to verify date completed.
5. The completion date will appear at the bottom of the display.
6. To print your certificate of completion, select “Print Certificate” at the top of the description.
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7. A “Certificate of Completion” will be available for printing. Print using your normal printing
navigation for your computer and browser.
HOURS OF OPERATION:
TECHLINE
Monday — Friday 6:30 am - 3:30 pm
Pacific Time
Beginning October 26, 2017 Techline is closed every
other THURSDAY 9:30 - 10:30 A.M for a staff meeting.
(800) 446-6064
MEDIC
Information
HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday — Friday 7:00 am - 4:00 pm
Pacific Time
MEDIC Hotline will assist with MEDIC &
Scan Tool hardware or software issues.
MEDIC Hotline (800) 846-7575
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Bulletin Review
Since Tech Talk 240, the following
bulletins have been released.
2018 Technical Service Bulletins, Safety Recalls, & Service Campaigns
Date Posted
Publication
Number
Publication Title
Applicable Models
6/7/2018
SR-14-009REV
4B1 Engine Drive Belt Detachment - Safety
Recall Campaign - Revised
2008-11 Lancer, Lancer Evolution,
2009-11 Lancer Sportback, 2008-11
Outlander, 2011 Outlander Sport/RVR
6/7/2018
TSB-18-13-001
MIL Illumination with DTC P0068
2018 Eclipse Cross
6/7/2018
TSB-18-13-002
MIL Illumination with DTC P061A
2018 Eclipse Cross
6/7/2018
TSB-18-23-001
4WD Warning Indicator Illuminates with DTC
U0431
2014-18 Outlander
6/7/2018
TSB-18-54-002
Hands Free Module Bluetooth Pairing Issue:
Samsung Galaxy, Sony Xperia
2012-17 i-MiEV, 2011-17 Lancer, Lancer
Evolution, Lancer Sportback, 2014-17
Mirage, 2010-17 Outlander, 2011-17
Outlander Sport/RVR
6/7/2018
TSB-18-54-003
Dome Light Flickers Due to Improper Control
by ETACS
2008-17 Lancer, 2008-15 Lancer
Evolution, 2009-17 Lancer Sportback,
2007-13 Outlander, 2011-17 Outlander
Sport/RVR
6/29/2018
TSB-18-54-004
Software Update for Smartphone Link Display
Audio
2018 Eclipse Cross, 2017-18 Outlander,
2018 Outlander PHEV
7/9/2018
TSB-18-00-004
General PDI Procedures for 2019 Models
(except PHEV)
All 2019 Models (except PHEV)
7/9/2018
TSB-18-00-005
Technical Specifications - 2019 Eclipse Cross
2019 Eclipse Cross
7/9/2018
TSB-18-00-006
New Model Features & Service Information 2019 Eclipse Cross
2019 Eclipse Cross
7/23/2018
TSB-18-00-007
Technical Specifications - 2019 Outlander
2019 Outlander
7/23/2018
TSB-18-00-008
New Model Features & Service Information 2019 Outlander
2019 Outlander
7/25/2018
TSB-18-54-005
MIL Illumination with DTC P0AA7/P0AA8
2018 Outlander PHEV
8/9/2018
TSB-18-54-006
Display Audio Software Update for Rear View
Camera Displaying While Driving
2014-17 Outlander
8/9/2018
TSB-18-54-007
Quick Charging or Ready Mode Not Possible:
DTC P101B & P101C
2016 i-MiEV
8/9/2018
TSB-18-54-008
Updates to DTC P101B and P101C for EV-ECU SMR
2016 i-MiEV
8/9/2018
TSB-18-54-009
Display Audio Failure in Cold Temperatures
2018 Mirage, Mirage G4, Outlander,
Outlander Sport/RVR
8/20/2018
TSB-18-00-004REV
General PDI Procedures for 2019 Models
(except PHEV) - Revised
All 2019 Models (except PHEV)
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TIN/ATIN Review
Since Tech Talk 240, the following
TINs/ATINs have been released.
2018 Technical Information Notices, Advance Technical Information Notices
Date Posted
6/7/2018
Publication
Number
Publication Title
Applicable Models
TIN-18-13-002
Engine ECU Software Update in TSB-18-13-001 &
TSB-18-13-002 Addresses Both DTC P0068 &
P061A
2018 Eclipse Cross
TIN-18-SR-002-D
Countermeasure Part Inspection During Parking
Brake Corrosion Safety Recall - Additional
Process
2014-16 Outlander, 2013-16 Outlander
Sport/RVR
7/2/2018
TIN-18-00-007
MUT3-SE Scan Tool Software Update Version
SEW18061-00
All K-Line Models
7/6/2018
TIN-18-00-008
Release of New PQR (Product Quality Reporting)
System
All Models
7/20/2018
TIN-18-23-003
Coolant Leaking from CVT Hoses - Collection of
Parts Complete
2014-18 Mirage, 2017-18 Mirage G4,
2016-18 Outlander
8/8/2018
TIN-18-00-009
MB991855V (12-13 Pin Reprogramming Adapter)
Now Available for Purchase
2002-06 Montero, 2003-06 Outlander
8/8/2018
TIN-18-35-001
Brake Fluid Leak at Brake Master Cylinder
2014-17 Outlander
6/20/2018
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Following are some scenes from the 2018 Mitsubishi Owners Day held at our Cypress, California
headquarters in July, featuring “freestyle” rapper Harry Mack.
 2018 Mitsubishi Motors North America, Inc.
The information contained in this bulletin is subject to change. For the latest version of this document, go to the
Mitsubishi Dealer Link, MEDIC, or the Mitsubishi Service Information website (www.mitsubishitechinfo.com).
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