TT251
Service Bulletin Details
Public Details for: TT251
This is a service newsletter (tech talk) that was sent out to dealers.
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Volume 251 - June 2019 Vehicle Technical Info . . . . . . . . . page Spotlight on CSI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page Training News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page Techline Information . . . . . . . . . . page MEDIC Information . . . . . . . . . . . . page Bulletin Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page often-used procedures. To access these instructional videos, go to the Techline home page, click the “Electronic Service Procedures (Videos)” button (under “Techline FAQs”). 1 3 5 6 6 6 NOTE: This button was previously called “AESP.” The original AESP Course is still available in the list of videos. Have you as a technician learned something new while fixing a customer vehicle? Or found a solution to a perplexing problem? If you have, and think it would be helpful to other technicians, MMNA would like to hear from you! Send your tips, along with any pertinent vehicle details, your name, job title, and dealer name, to: [email protected] . We may publish your advice in Tech Talk, and give you credit for your tip! Together, we can help each other achieve the highest customer satisfaction by sharing our knowledge with other technicians. GROUP 00 - General NEW TECHLINE BUTTON “ELECTRONIC SERVICE PROCEDURES (VIDEOS)” — All models. A new button on the Techline home page gives technicians easy access to videos on 1 The videos listed here include basic instructions for Key Registration, Copy Coding, ECU Coding, TPMS Registration, and more. These videos are taken from the web courses. For complete instructions on all service procedures, technicians should complete the courses first, then access these videos as a refresher. GROUP 42B − Keyless Operation System (KOS) GROUP 52A − Interior and GROUP 52B − Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) DTC B2419: LF (LOW FREQUENCY) ANTENNA OPEN — 2011-19 Outlander Sport/RVR. Techline has received multiple calls on Outlander Sport vehicles with DTC B2419: LF (Low Frequency) Antenna Open. When this DTC occurs, the KOS system is inoperative, and the key FOB needs to be in the key box in order for the vehicle to start. In one case, the technician inspected the entire KOS antenna system and was not able to locate the concern. Based on previous Techline cases, MMNA recommends checking connector integrity at connector G-20. Check for corrosion or poor pin fit at this connector. Connector G-20 is located inside the vehicle, behind the quarter trim panel, attached to the wheel well/wheel arch of the vehicle. SEAT BELT RETRACTOR CONCERNS — All models. Whenever you identify a seat belt retractor concern such as - seat belt is getting stuck, or is not releasing or retracting properly, please record a short video to show the condition and upload it to the PRC. You could also open a Techline case and attach it there. This will help with the investigation of this part. So far MMC has not identified any quality concerns with the seat belt retractors that were returned for investigation. As always, your help is greatly appreciated. DTC B2419: Check for corrosion at G-20 To address this concern, clean any corrosion around the connector, and apply dielectric grease to the terminals. After verifying the DTC does not reset, confirm the KOS system operates normally. 2 RC Hill Mitsubishi, Deland, FL This column spotlights a different high scoring CSI dealer every quarter. January - March, 2019 3-MONTH CSI SCORES Fixed Right 1st Time Resolution Rate Email Capture Rate Overall Satisfaction National 97.0% 86.6% 78.3% 947 RC Hill 99.6% 96.2% 90.8% 977 Top Row (L-R): Nick Finocchio (Master Elite Technician/ASE Advanced Master), Christopher Santiago (Lube Technician), Kristian Mazzoni (Triple Diamond Service Manager), Freddie Jessee (Master Technician/ASE Master), Fernando Castillo (Specialist Technician) Bottom Row (L-R): Jessica Garner (Service Advisor), Alex Herrera (ASE Master Technician), Julia Rosso (Service Coordinator) In 2003, RC Hill Mitsubishi opened its doors as a locally owned family operated dealership. They are well known in the community for sponsoring multiple sporting events, local athletic teams, and hosting fundraisers across the county. Service Manager Kristian Mazzoni began his career with RC Hill in 2008, and knew within the first few months that he was in the right place. Says Kristian, “Family is the word that comes to mind when I think of RC Hill Mitsubishi. In my 11th year with RC Hill I can tell you Customer Service is still - and always has been - a driving force in our department. We have put the customer first since day one and the tradition continues.” In fact, customers come from near and far to have their vehicle serviced at RC Hill. Coming from DeLand, Deltona, Sanford, Daytona Beach, and Orlando, some customers pass other Mitsubishi dealers on the way, just for the peace of mind of having the experienced technicians at RC Hill Mitsubishi work on their car. ASE Master Technician Freddie Jessee has been with RC Hill 15 years; Nick Finnocchio, an ASE Advanced Master Tech, has 8 years; Fernando Castillo has 6; and Alex Herrera, another ASE Master Technician, has been there 4 years. When Mitsubishi Motors launched the CVIR program in 2013, RC Hill immediately implemented the process. Technicians perform the CVIR on all repair orders that are written up. As soon as the technician completes the report, it is emailed directly to the customer, and usually within the time it takes the Service Advisor to total up the recommendations and walk over to the lounge, the customer has already received and looked over the report. The service advisors use it as one of their main tools when explaining the inspection and service recommendations. And customers appreciate the quality and illustrations in the report during the consultation. When asked if there's a secret to their great customer reviews, Kristian claims there is no secret. He says they may not have the newest facility or automatic car wash, but they have the one thing that matters most, and that's integrity. Just one testament to this integrity is the “Special Thank You” from a customer, a public message published in the local paper, the Volusia County Beacon. This customer was grateful to Kristian and his staff for “stepping up and doing the right thing” to resolve a difficult situation. The customer states that “Kristian calmly took the situation in hand and demonstrated clearly what it means to honor a commitment” and they were “pleasantly surprised and deeply impressed by his resolve to make things right.” The message ends with “Thank you so much, Kristian and R.C. Hill Mitsubishi.” That's quite an endorsement! As further proof of RC Hill's commitment to customer service, they were awarded the national trophy for being the top dealer for 2018 in the Customer Satisfaction Index (CSI) Recognition Program from Mitsubishi Motors. (Also noted in a local paper, see next page.) And recently, they won another “#1 Service Satisfaction Dealer” banner for their district in 2019. Keep up the great work RC Hill Mitsubishi! 3 4 Technical Training Schedule July - August 2019 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 Dallas Technical Training Center WEST REGION California Technical Training Center The second quarter technical quiz (TQ0219) will end at midnight on 6/30/2019. Successful completion of the technical quizzes are required for Service Technicians who wish to obtain or maintain DiamondPro Certification. 5 HOURS OF OPERATION: Monday — Friday 6:30 am - 3:30 pm Pacific Time Techline is closed every other THURSDAY 9:30 - 10:30 A.M. (PST) for a staff meeting. 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. Since Tech Talk 250 the following bulletins have been released. 2019 Technical Service Bulletins, Safety Recalls, & Service Campaigns Date Posted Publication Number Publication Title Applicable Models 5/22/2019 TSB-19-42B-004 KOS DTCs B1130, B1138, B1156, B1168, B1169 Diagnosis - SMR - Revised 2015 Mirage 5/22/2019 TSB-19-54-013 Software Update for Smartphone Link Display Audio - Revised 2018 Eclipse Cross, 2017-18 Outlander, 2018 Outlander PHEV, 2017-18 Outlander Sport/RVR 6/27/2019 TSB-19-11-002 Prevention of Coolant or Water Ingress Into Crank Angle Sensor All Models 6/27/2019 TSB-19-23-006 Updates to Maintenance & Assembly Procedures for CVT F1CJB – SMR 2014-19 Mirage, 2017-19 Mirage G4 6/27/2019 TSB-19-51-002 Updates to Under Cover Removal & Installation - SMR 2012-13 i-MiEV 6/27/2019 TSB-19-52B-006 Corrections to SRS Air Bag Diagnosis for DTC B1631 - SMR 2011-18 Outlander Sport/RVR Since Tech Talk 250 the following TINs/ATINs have been released. 2019 Technical Information Notices, Advance Technical Information Notices Date Posted Publication Number Publication Title Applicable Models 4/29/2019 TIN-19-00-003 Mississippi Department of Public Safety Letterhead – Takata Recalls 2004-07 Lancer, 2006-09 Raider, and 2012-17 i-MiEV 5/31/2019 TIN-19-31-001REV Scramble Activity Request for TPMS Light On Issue (Mirage/Mirage G4) - Revised 2014-19 Mirage, 2017-19 Mirage G4 6/13/2019 TIN-19-00-004 Alabama Law Enforcement Agency Letterhead – Takata Recalls 2004-07 Lancer, 2006-09 Raider, and 2012-17 i-MiEV 2019 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). 6