How To: 2016 Pajero/montero sport Full service
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Todays episode of The Average Garage takes us into a How-To around servicing a 2016 Mitusbishi Pajero / Montero Sport 2.4l Turbo diesel.
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Been travelling and couldn’t get a service. Was able to do my own oil and air filter - thanks for this video legend!
Great to hear :)
Happy travels
Nice job.So basically the dealer would tell you the pads need to be changed urgently 😂
Pretty much mate haha. And the rotors too!
Thanks mate for your videos on Pajero sport,I just bought one last week as brand new.I am learning a lot from your videos. Thanks heaps & Happy Easter
Great video and your simple explanations are easy to understand...as soon as my PS is out of warranty I will be doing my own services 👍
Thanks for the feedback :)
Great video mate, thanks for sharing
Thank you, great video, I’ve learned a lot about my PS from it. Cheers!
Glad it helped!
Love your work.
Thanks alot mate this is so handy keep up the good work
That's great news. Cheers and keep on keepin' on :D
Thanks, will do!
Great! Congratulations on the explanations!
Thanks for the video very easy to follow Cheers Paul
Thanks mate
Thank you for this very useful video.
Thanks, hope it helps :)
Average!!! thats some setup. Looks like a service center. 😁
Thanks so much I just purchased one of these this helps me alot.
Im just wondering where are you in this country
Perth mate
Cheers appreciate it
Hi mate thank you for sharing 👍.
Thanks for the visit
Hi mate! Well done to you for showing us all this DIY on your pajero sport..
Can you please make a video on how to “replace a fuel filter” as well on your pajero sport.
Cheers!
The fuel filter is either in this video or another on my channel. I can't recall but I've done it :)
Another great video. Any thoughts about fitting a dual battery?
hey mate, Keep an eye on the channel, it'll be coming up in the near future :) ;)
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Nice wheel you got there! Question, are the skid plates stock or after market?
Great vid mate. How would I check the transmission fluid level? Seems to be only a fill and drain plug but no level check. I have read the manual but doesn't really make sense to me.
Excellent vid, exactly what I was looking for...but how to remove service light please, on 2016 Pajero Sport VRX?
Thanks mate. There is a sequence to do it but I didn't show it as I've had issues with it. As far as I know it needs to be done properly with a scan tool that is capable
Great video, thanks and really informative. I'm in the UK and had been considering buying one of these, until I heard Mitsubishi were pulling out of the UK and Europe. The car is still a possibility, in the mix, although that news dropped it down my list. In Oz, what's your experience of how reliable the PS is? Mitsubishi as a brand aren't scoring so high on reliability index here, but maybe this model (like the Triton/L220) is better?
Anyway, I'm impressed that the PS doesn't seem to have any overly complicated servicing needs, unlike the Subaru Outback /Forester I'm also considering.
The PS here is honestly.one of the most reliable 4x4 wagon available for its size and price bracket. We get significantly hotter weather here and that seems to be one issue when towing large loads is temps, they don't have dpf and injector issues like some other brands, that being said they do still have a few issues. Boost pipes can split, and dog sensor 3 can fault but they're usually covered by warranty even out side of warranty :)
Nice Vid thanks Rohan. Mitsu have actually done well historically in some of the UK reliability surveys. For example from being just over middle in the reliability tables a few years ago they improved in 2021 to 7th place as a brand out of 30 manufacturers - What Car Reliability survey of 16,328 owners, 2021. That put them above Mazda, Skoda, Honda, Tesla, Audi BMW and so on. Not enough stats for the Sport but the little Eclipse Cross scored 100% for reliability - none of those surveyed had a fault. I bought a new Sport and its great if you need 4x4, low range etc - a fantastic value wagon. Only issue on mine is the crap Electric Handbrake - otherwise perfect.
Awesome video mate thankyou very much.
The car hoist uou have in the garage what brand and size is it?.
Hey mate, it's an advance autos 2 post screw type 3 ton electric/chain drive hoist :)
@@T.A.G Thankyou i purchased a 2020 Pajero sport a month ago and I to am looking at PIAK bullbar, sliders and maybe rear bar and i came across your videos and I cant thankyou enough.
Great tutorials and insights into these great cars.
True Prado KILLERS !!
hey mate just about to do my service and the video will be very helpful. was reading the service manual and the reccomend filling the rear diff a few cm below the fill hole. any ideas why?
Couldn't tell you sorry. Personally I just send them to the fill plug haha
Great video mate, any chance of getting the info on the parts you used, were you got them & roughly how much they were, Adam
Hey mate. I used all repco stuff. But I'd highly recommend using a decent quality oil and ryco or equivalent filter.
A full service kit will set you back around 100 if not more.
@@T.A.G ok great thankyou
I just got my car serviced, literally 3 days later I get the DPF service required light on dash and yes the oil is at the X on dipstick. Back to service centre to drain and re do the oil. Does this sound right? Did a random DPF burn 3 days after service? PS great vid
If it's at the X on the dipstick then they have overfilled it.
But there is no level sensor so that doesn't cause the DPF error.
It's likely you have a split intercooler hose or dodgey 3rd sensor. Check my video on the intercooler hoses as to how to check them :)
Which engine oil grade best for pajero diesel (5w30 or 5w40) , bro I am confused, Mitsubishi which engine oil suggests
Where about in Perth are you mate? I get my PS in a couple of weeks and also in Perth
North of the river mate. Not me up on Insta when you get it. Can give you some advice and go for an adventure
Also be sure to jump on the Facebook pages
It’s a great channel isn’t it? I’ve just bought a 2019 PS and it’s great to see how to do things.
The fuel filter housing is a pain in the ass to do up!
Bloody oath haha
Pulled the whole housing out found it way easier to put back together!
Legend , what about the DPF light on the dash?
What about it?
Could you please tell me where the DPF filter is located on the Pajero Sport, or make a video 😊 I’m having trouble with my DPF filter and would like to clean it myself. Thank you 🙏
You can't clean them without specially tooling, it's likely a split intercooler hoses or a dodgey 3rd sensor
Hello sir! Can i ask about your oil catch can?is it useful?or any pros n cons?what can you say sir?
Definitely useful mate. It catches the oil from the intake. Without it the oil mixes with carbon from the EGR and creates sludge through the intake.of the engine which can cause issues like poor fuel economy, Incorrect running, lack of power and more
Hi mate! Did you buy an OEM motor Air filter? They are charging 100USD in the dealer. 🤔
No. A ryco will be just fine
Hi Mate, do you need a new sump plug washer when you drop the oil?
Always beat to replace. But in a pinch you can flip them over and reuse
@@T.A.G Cool do you need a special washer?
@@alexgibson3974 mainly a copper, brass or aluminium washer. A local parts store should be able to help
Hi what size is the allen wrench for the differential drain plug? The fill plug is 24 or m16 right?
From memory 10mm Allen key
@@T.A.G thank u. Managed to change the gear oil. But I just have a question. Because the manual says 2.1 liters for rear and 1.2 for front. But when I filled the rear, 2.1 seems not enough. I had to put in 3 liters so that a little oil drips from the fill port. Should I stick to manual (2.1 liters) or 3 liters? Thank u so much appreciate your help alot
Just til it drops out. A bit extra won't hurt it
You should do a “Quick Tip” video each week on various things the average Joe could do. Keep them under a minute and sequentially number them. Lots of other channels do them and they are very popular. Just a thought. Cheers.
Will give it a shot. Like the basic stuff?
The Average Garage Yeah something simple that people may not know. Like tyre pressure, or diff oil change or battery health check or checking tyre wear and pressures for on and off road. Etc etc.
Will think about it :)
Cheers
How can you remove oil, I used the X as the full mark, instead of the bottom hole. Can it be done without removing the bottom plates?
If you have over filled it you will need to drop the bash plates and remove the plug for a few seconds at a time and recheck the level. If it has reached X on its own then you need to change the oil :)
Thanks for the quick response, I overfilled it today, I had not much to do and the next service is not due until September, so I decided to change the oil and the filter,as there is a special on oil at the local shop. I normally take it to the shop for service, but could not resist the discount on 15W-40. I was planning to try a syringe and hose through the dipstick tube.
How litre of oil please
how many liters exactly did you fill the engine? engine oil
No idea sorry. It was ages ago haha
A Google search will tell you though :)
Hi, can you help me disengage the ABS in montero sport 2016
Unfortunately not sorey
Hey mate I followed your instruction but now when I go around a corner or roundabouts at lower speed it lags and then the automatic gear box kicks back a gear
there is nothing a standard service can do to influence the transmission, likely a coincidence or slight paranoia about doing the work yourself (happens to everyone at some stage)
Fixed it was fuel filter I didn’t screw it back on properly must of been cause an air pocket in the fuel lines , only realised after I got back and there was fuel on the drive way
@user-fo6ko1jg1h good to hear. If not screwed in it can suck air into the system but they self bleed. So once sealed you'll be mint.
hi mate , i m planning to get the pajero sports , but dont know if it is better build quality compare to MUX and Fortuner due to friends around me all said Toyota better....
Hey mate. All I can say is bang for buck for the mitsi is outstanding. I looked at the mux and after driving one was turned off. Drive a pajero sport and you'll know what I mean haha. Also creature comforts compared to the mux and price difference won me. The fortuner are good cars too but the Toyota engine issues is why I'd steer clear :)
@@T.A.G Appreciate for your fast reply , last question do you have any plan to remove the dpf for more power in the future, i know toyota get fked by that issue.
@@leewenlong2008 not at all mate. The pajero sport don't have issues with them like Toyotas. The power gains are minimal so best to leave it in place and not have to worry about a massive fine from epa or yellow sticker or void insurance haha
@@T.A.G good tips mate, love your video !!
@@leewenlong2008 thanks mate :)
Sir were is the dipstick transmission oil place in?
There is none. It's a plug o the side of the transmission
The Average Garage thank you sir
The filler plug is on the side. The level plug is underneath. To drain the transmission you take out the level plug and you will find another plug inside the hole. Unscrew this and you will then drain the gearbox. Oil level is correct when transmission is @40-45 degrees and oil is just dripping out
mark hi do you have video for this please
Can you show us how to replace the transmission oil
How many liters of oil engine guys? For 2017 montero
7.3 ltr