After researching vehicles and locating the best deal, you finally pull out of the dealership in your Mitsubishi Outlander. Whether you went with the newest model year or picked up a high-quality pre-owned Outlander, you will want to keep it in tip-top shape. Regular maintenance is one of the best ways to protect your vehicle investment.
Your Outlander Maintenance Schedule
Maintenance routines will vary depending on driving habits, frequency of use, and what type of roads you travel. The following Mitsubishi maintenance schedule is designed for average use in non-harsh environments, such as regular city streets, highways, and paved roads with no extreme temperature changes. If you regularly travel in harsh, hot, or dusty conditions, you will want to perform these maintenance tasks more frequently.
Maintenance at 7,500 Miles or Six Months
For brand new Outlanders, your first regular maintenance will occur when you hit 7,500 miles on the odometer or have owned it for six months. At this point, your Outlander will need an oil change with engine oil filter replacement performed every 7,500 miles.
Maintenance at 15,000 Miles or 12 Months
After owning your Outlander for a year or turning over 15,000 on the odometer, you’ll have a few more routine maintenance steps. Once again, your Outlander will be ready for an oil change that includes replacing the engine oil filter. Additional maintenance includes:
- Replace cabin air filter
- Check rotors and disc brake pads for wear
- Inspect brake hoses for leaks or deterioration
- Inspect drive shaft boots for damage or grease leaks
Maintenance at 22,500 Miles or 18 Months
Your Outlander will be ready for another engine oil filter replacement oil change.
Maintenance at 30,000 Miles or 24 Months
Along with another oil change and engine oil filter replacement, you can expect to have the following services performed at your 30,000-mile mark:
- Check fuel hoses
- Replace engine air filter
- Check rear axle oil level
- Replace cabin air filter
- Check transfer case oil level
- Check transfer case oil condition
- Check exhaust system, service if needed
- Check brake hoses for leaks or deterioration
- Check coolant hoses
- Inspect rear drum brake linings for leaks or wear
- Inspect rear wheel cylinders for leaks or wear
- Check rotors and disc brake pads for wear
- Inspect intake and exhaust valve clearance, adjust as needed
- Inspect suspension system for damage or looseness
- Check drive shaft boots for damage or grease leaks
Maintenance at 37,500 Miles or 30 Months
At 37,500 miles or 36 months, it’s time for your Outlander to have another oil change with engine oil filter replacement.
Maintenance at 45,000 Miles or 36 Months
When you’ve owned your Outlander for three years or hit the 45,000-mile mark, it’s time to get another oil change with engine oil filter plus:
- Replace cabin air filter
- Check rotors and disc brake pads for wear
- Inspect brake hoses for leaks and deterioration
- Inspect drive shaft boots for damage or grease leaks
Maintenance at 52,500 Miles or 42 Months
Another 7,500 miles have passed, so it’s time to get another oil change with engine oil filter replacement to keep everything running smoothly.
Maintenance at 60,000 Miles of 48 Months
Along with an oil change and engine oil filter replacement, the regular maintenance schedule for 60,000 miles includes:
- Change transfer case oil
- Check rear axle oil level
- Change engine coolant
- Replace cabin air filter
- Inspect fuel system for leaks
- Inspect fuel hoses condition
- Replace engine air filter
- Check rotors and disc brake pads for wear
- Inspect brake hoses for leaks or deterioration
- Check coolant hose condition
- Inspect evaporator emission control system for clogging or leaks
- Inspect manual trans-axle/transmission oil level and condition
- Check ball joint and steering linkage seals for damage and grease leaks
- Check rear drum brake linings and rear wheel cylinders for leaks and wear
- Inspect drive belt condition
- Inspect exhaust system, service if needed
Maintenance at 67,500 Miles or 54 Months
It’s time for another oil change and oil filter replacement at 67,500 miles on your Outlander.
Maintenance at 75,000 Miles or 60 Months
Once you’ve had your Outlander for five years or 75,000 miles, you’ll need another oil change and engine oil filter replacement in addition to the following:
- Replace cabin air filter
- Check rotors and disc brake pads for wear
- Inspect brake hoses for leaks or deterioration
- Check drive shaft boots for damage or grease leaks
Maintenance at 82,500 Miles or 66 Months
Your Mitsubishi Outlander will be ready for another oil change and engine oil replacement at the 82,500-mile mark.
Maintenance at 90,000 Miles or 72 Months
In addition to the regular oil change and engine oil filter replacement, at 90,000 miles your Outlander needs to have the following checked:
- Replace engine air filter
- Inspect fuel hose condition
- Inspect drive belt condition
- Change engine coolant
- Check coolant hose condition
- Check rotors and disc brake pads for wear
- Inspect brake hoses for leaks or deterioration
- Inspect transfer case oil and condition
- Inspect exhaust system, service if needed
- Replace cabin air filter
- Check ball joint and steering linkage seals for damage and grease leaks
- Check suspension system for damage or looseness
- Inspect manual trans-axle/transmission oil level and condition
- Check rear drum brake linings and rear wheel cylinders for leaks and wear
Maintenance at 97,500 Miles or 78 Months
Your Mitsubishi Outlander will need an oil change and engine oil filter replacement.
Maintenance at 105,000 Miles or 84 Months
Along with the oil change and engine oil filter replacement, your Outlander will need the following:
- Check rotors and disc brake pads for wear
- Inspect brake hoses for leaks or deterioration
- Replace timing belt
- Replace cabin air filter
- Check drive shaft boots for damage or grease leaks
- Replace spark plugs
Once your Outlander hits the 100,000-mile mark, you may want to talk to your mechanic to see if switching to high-mileage oil or increasing your oil changes is best for your Outlander. Vehicles with high mileage may need adjustments to keep them performing well. Always consult your owner’s manual for manufacturer recommendations on any service to your Outlander. An online maintenance schedule is available through Mitsubishi that accounts for your make, model, and mileage.
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