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Thank you!

Ya cover it with you hand brilliant

Thank you!

Thanks 🙏

My emergency outlander Phev metal key is unable to open de door and my car battery is dead.

How did your thumb tell you the pressure?

What do you do if the key on a dead key fob will not unlock the door?

You didn’t change the tire. Literally the title of your video dipshit

Thanks bruv

Can it be done wirelessly

I don't think I have the slot you showed in my 2020 ASX

The key on mine is absolutely pointless cause it does not open the door. And my car is on.

Use less . No mention of jack Pinot. Garbage

Does this unit fit on lancer 2016?

Thanks I appreciate it all the best 👑👑👑

Is that work on android

um this is an outlander sport not an outlander

My 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander sport doesn't have that space underneath to place the key to start the car.

What about the 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander?

Literally change the fucking video title to where your spare tire is fuck face

Does it not play youtube?

Thanks for video. My car wouldn't start and I was shitting myself

What did Mitsubishi do to the DSM Eclipse...

But my alarm is on and battery died what do I do now

Everything is wrong about this video, wrong car and wrong title, doesn't show how to anything

He sounds like Steve Jobs during a Keynote.

Good but doesn’t show how to replace the rubber blade which is what I’ve bought at the shop- this only shows how to take off the entire piece

this is not a Outlander its an RVR

Well our car is in lockdown :-( smart key doesn’t work and the manual key it. Doesn’t work. What can I do ?

Video is more like “Where to locate the spare tire in Mitsubishi Outlander”

If you label a video "how to...." you need to do a little more than show where the equipment is, you NEED to SHOW HOW to do it. Where is the jacking point? That's a big need to know.

Outlander well equipped but Carplay does not work well.

Short but informative. Well done

I have Xpander 2019, how i can connect Apple Carplay by wireless ?

I have a 2017 Outlander but it does not have that infotainment center. Can I buy it separately and get it installed on mine?

how about using the keys to lock? how to do it?

Do you have to push on the brake pedal?

What the wire underneath passenger seats?

Ok

Dude I owe you big time I’m deployed out in Puerto Rico and was struggling for an hour on the side of the road trying to figure that out. Thank You so much!

s it possible to buy this unit alone? I have a 2018 Mitsubishi ASX ..

I took my car in because of a recall notice email from them regarding my braking system-work should have been done free of charge but it ended up being a huge headache costing me a lot of money and time wasted. They also STRANDED ME, so there was the added stress and cost of needing a babysitter last minute. My inspection was up so I agreed to an inspection as well (my mistake). My car started making noise a few days before so I asked the service department to look into that too. I figured they would have waited to do the inspection until the end because that makes the most sense to me-dumb move on my part, because they’re in it for the money and only the money. They took care of the recall and saw that my taillight was flickering (I didn’t know). They figured out it needed to be reassembled which obviously failed the inspection. Then they quoted me about a grand (!!!!) for more work that needed to be done (the noise) which was just ridiculous because I later got a quote from a place twenty minutes away for MUCH LESS. I told them not to do it, I would go to the other place instead. They told me I had less than an hour to come pick it up before the service department closed. They didn’t seem happy I was taking my business elsewhere. When I got there they had removed my inspection sticker, making it impossible for me to drive my car anywhere. I’m sure they noticed the taillight flickering before they even got to doing the inspection. They could have been honest and called me first about the noise problem and mentioned the flickering taillight before even starting the inspection. I would have told them not to do it. But since I stupidly agreed to it beforehand they went ahead and did it even though it was obviously going to fail. Again, I figured they’d be honest and wait to do it until after looking into what was wrong with the car and talking to me. I guess I just forgot that a lot of people in this world are run by greed and are only looking to make more money (“why do one inspection when we could do two?!”). So yeah I got charged the standard inspection fee ($37). But really, I paid $37 for me to be stranded outside their dealership for two hours while I waited for a tow truck to bring my car to the more trustworthy mechanic (who was highly recommended by the family member who financed my car when he used to work at this dealership). And I had to wait for a Lyft to come pick me up and take me home. Buy a car here if you want but don’t take it to the service department. WHAT A JOKE! It’s overpriced and you’ll get better customer service elsewhere. I’ve written 1 star reviews everywhere possible online about the service center here. Since I had the time to do it while I was stuck on the side of the road.

I took my car in because of a recall notice email from them regarding my braking system-work should have been done free of charge but it ended up being a huge headache costing me a lot of money and time wasted. They also STRANDED ME, so there was the added stress and cost of needing a babysitter last minute. My inspection was up so I agreed to an inspection as well (my mistake). My car started making noise a few days before so I asked the service department to look into that too. I figured they would have waited to do the inspection until the end because that makes the most sense to me-dumb move on my part, because they’re in it for the money and only the money. They took care of the recall and saw that my taillight was flickering (I didn’t know). They figured out it needed to be reassembled which obviously failed the inspection. Then they quoted me about a grand (!!!!) for more work that needed to be done (the noise) which was just ridiculous because I later got a quote from a place twenty minutes away for MUCH LESS. I told them not to do it, I would go to the other place instead. They told me I had less than an hour to come pick it up before the service department closed. They didn’t seem happy I was taking my business elsewhere. When I got there they had removed my inspection sticker, making it impossible for me to drive my car anywhere. I’m sure they noticed the taillight flickering before they even got to doing the inspection. They could have been honest and called me first about the noise problem and mentioned the flickering taillight before even starting the inspection. I would have told them not to do it. But since I stupidly agreed to it beforehand they went ahead and did it even though it was obviously going to fail. Again, I figured they’d be honest and wait to do it until after looking into what was wrong with the car and talking to me. I guess I just forgot that a lot of people in this world are run by greed and are only looking to make more money (“why do one inspection when we could do two?!”). So yeah I got charged the standard inspection fee ($37). But really, I paid $37 for me to be stranded outside their dealership for two hours while I waited for a tow truck to bring my car to the more trustworthy mechanic (who was highly recommended by the family member who financed my car when he used to work at this dealership). And I had to wait for a Lyft to come pick me up and take me home. Buy a car here if you want but don’t take it to the service department. WHAT A JOKE! It’s overpriced and you’ll get better customer service elsewhere. I’ve written 1 star reviews everywhere possible online about the service center here. Since I had the time to do it while I was stuck on the side of the road.

I took my car in because of a recall notice email from them regarding my braking system-work should have been done free of charge but it ended up being a huge headache costing me a lot of money and time wasted. They also STRANDED ME, so there was the added stress and cost of needing a babysitter last minute. My inspection was up so I agreed to an inspection as well (my mistake). My car started making noise a few days before so I asked the service department to look into that too. I figured they would have waited to do the inspection until the end because that makes the most sense to me-dumb move on my part, because they’re in it for the money and only the money. They took care of the recall and saw that my taillight was flickering (I didn’t know). They figured out it needed to be reassembled which obviously failed the inspection. Then they quoted me about a grand (!!!!) for more work that needed to be done (the noise) which was just ridiculous because I later got a quote from a place twenty minutes away for MUCH LESS. I told them not to do it, I would go to the other place instead. They told me I had less than an hour to come pick it up before the service department closed. They didn’t seem happy I was taking my business elsewhere. When I got there they had removed my inspection sticker, making it impossible for me to drive my car anywhere. I’m sure they noticed the taillight flickering before they even got to doing the inspection. They could have been honest and called me first about the noise problem and mentioned the flickering taillight before even starting the inspection. I would have told them not to do it. But since I stupidly agreed to it beforehand they went ahead and did it even though it was obviously going to fail. Again, I figured they’d be honest and wait to do it until after looking into what was wrong with the car and talking to me. I guess I just forgot that a lot of people in this world are run by greed and are only looking to make more money (“why do one inspection when we could do two?!”). So yeah I got charged the standard inspection fee ($37). But really, I paid $37 for me to be stranded outside their dealership for two hours while I waited for a tow truck to bring my car to the more trustworthy mechanic (who was highly recommended by the family member who financed my car when he used to work at this dealership). And I had to wait for a Lyft to come pick me up and take me home. Buy a car here if you want but don’t take it to the service department. WHAT A JOKE! It’s overpriced and you’ll get better customer service elsewhere. I’ve written 1 star reviews everywhere possible online about the service center here. Since I had the time to do it while I was stuck on the side of the road.

I took my car in because of a recall notice email from them regarding my braking system-work should have been done free of charge but it ended up being a huge headache costing me a lot of money and time wasted. They also STRANDED ME, so there was the added stress and cost of needing a babysitter last minute. My inspection was up so I agreed to an inspection as well (my mistake). My car started making noise a few days before so I asked the service department to look into that too. I figured they would have waited to do the inspection until the end because that makes the most sense to me-dumb move on my part, because they’re in it for the money and only the money. They took care of the recall and saw that my taillight was flickering (I didn’t know). They figured out it needed to be reassembled which obviously failed the inspection. Then they quoted me about a grand (!!!!) for more work that needed to be done (the noise) which was just ridiculous because I later got a quote from a place twenty minutes away for MUCH LESS. I told them not to do it, I would go to the other place instead. They told me I had less than an hour to come pick it up before the service department closed. They didn’t seem happy I was taking my business elsewhere. When I got there they had removed my inspection sticker, making it impossible for me to drive my car anywhere. I’m sure they noticed the taillight flickering before they even got to doing the inspection. They could have been honest and called me first about the noise problem and mentioned the flickering taillight before even starting the inspection. I would have told them not to do it. But since I stupidly agreed to it beforehand they went ahead and did it even though it was obviously going to fail. Again, I figured they’d be honest and wait to do it until after looking into what was wrong with the car and talking to me. I guess I just forgot that a lot of people in this world are run by greed and are only looking to make more money (“why do one inspection when we could do two?!”). So yeah I got charged the standard inspection fee ($37). But really, I paid $37 for me to be stranded outside their dealership for two hours while I waited for a tow truck to bring my car to the more trustworthy mechanic (who was highly recommended by the family member who financed my car when he used to work at this dealership). And I had to wait for a Lyft to come pick me up and take me home. Buy a car here if you want but don’t take it to the service department. WHAT A JOKE! It’s overpriced and you’ll get better customer service elsewhere. I’ve written 1 star reviews everywhere possible online about the service center here. Since I had the time to do it while I was stuck on the side of the road.

Thankyou

I dont have this in my 12 outlander sport. Is this normal

I have a 2017 and the tire is underneath....how do I get it off?

Is it possible to buy this unit alone? I have a 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander and would like to install this stereo to it.

Will i be able to install this on a outlander phev 2015 ? From where can i get a unit ?