Recent content by yardbird

Are you saying public charging is more expensive than home charging?? I am paying like 24 cents per kWh at night except peak hours (55 cents!!) I don't know how much the public charger charges, at least double I would think. In 2018 when I bought the car, it was 10 cents at home charging and...

Pretty! Mitsubishi finally catch up with the modern design (interior & exterior) of the rest of the world.

They must have changed the design. The blue filter is for 2023 PHEV while the white one is the same one as my 2018 PHEV (2 lit US model)

Just charge it at home, outside chargers are ripping you off and you can charge at home at 12 amp for 5 to 6 hours overnight unless you live in apartment.

This OEM Mit parts is selling for just $25, believe it or not, plus about $25 shipping. I had 2 sets of these LED lights, one for back up. Do you know how much the dealers in America want for this...like $400 to $500 bucks...a markup of like 2000% for the same OEM parts. My first set of $25...

We are not talking about rocket science here, I have compared the quality of the filter paper versus those of OEM, they work & fit perfectly. Other mechanical & electrical auto parts , yes, get OEM.

$8 for 3 filters plus about $10 shipping. I change the air filter every 15k miles or less..

https://www.aliexpress.us/w/wholesale-rear-view-mirror-for-outlander'.html?spm=a2g0o.detail.search.0 Try aliexpress.com

LED light does not mean it will last long. My rear passenger side led light's side marker was out after 4 years but there is no light bulb to change so I have to replace the whole led assembly just for the side marker light! But the Mitsubishi rear light assembly (made in Taiwan) costs only...

Switch to the lower 8 amp setting of your charger and try again. May be that outlet of your house was lower than 12 amp. Check that the house fuse of that outlet at the fuse box was not stripped.

If you search hard enough, they made some upgraded thicker dust cover boots for $11 in China's dealers. They seems to be too filmsy & first to wear out parts.

The factory boots are so filmsy that I got to replace at 60k miles. My 2 front shocks were replaced under my 90K extended warranty which I bought with the car. But the dust boots are considered tear & wear so I got ripped off only $150 for the stupid pair of rubber boots! The whole claim to...

Plastic is cheaper than paper.

OEM on line condenser is about $2450 and after market parts are about $400 to $600 so the dealer prices are never at discounted prices. If you really want OEM, order the parts on line & get some local mechanic to install it for you...

Check the fuse in the fuse box for that lighter socket. That fuse is easy to blow out.