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Heater water valve (four-way valve) in my case, but seriously... it could be so many reasons as far as I see on forums... not to mentions idiotic per country model differences...

I believe that depending on your model, you may not have any in-hose filter, for example my 2018 PHEV does not have it. For what it's worth, I had same issue, and it was the valve that had to be replaced. After that, heats great!

In my case it was a valve. Replaced with new one. Heats nicely.

I get that :-) It just seems quite an overkill to build such different spec models for each market.

Still not sure if my car is a "3H", whatever that means. From the badge by the door all I get to identify the model is: 5LA-GG3W XDSHZ GG3W-0602489 And some more stuff below it. As to, why I set it to 32 - only to make sure that the car knows I want it to warm the car up. If I get it set to...

Funny... my car seems to have some of the features of all of those french versions... but none of them matches fully :-)

re: console - I don't have a Mitsubishi one (and no car WiFi), just some Android 13.1 based one... I assumed that Japanese guy replaced it for whatever reason... or were these cars released from factory like that as well?

I got myself 2018 Outlander PHEV 2.4, import from Japan. It looks great in and out, and drives great. How do I know what model it is actually. I read that "3H" models don't have electric heater? I don't think I have one. Anyway... 8 degrees Celsius outside, I get in, I turn on heating on max (32...

Cheers. I will look around Ireland for ECU remapping guys, and ask them. Anyway, it's a recent import from Japan. I'm a first owner of the car in Ireland.

Cheers for that! ;-p

Same problem here, got myself 2018 Outlader PHEV, import from Japan. No heating. Will report what was it in my case, once hopefully solved...

Not much on topic, but cheers for sharing :-)

Got myself 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV 2.4, import from Japan. It has a limit on max Cruise Control speed possible to set, which is 115km/h. If any of you, here in Ireland, know a place or a guy that can get rid of that limit, let me know, please :-)

You're right, if I would use the car just for driving in Ireland... you could even argue that motorways are not long enough to even use CC at all :-) I intend to travel with the car through Europe though. Anyway, whatever the reason, I still want the limit gone :)

No, it's not about removing the speed limit on the car, whatever it would be set to. It is about removing the limit that is set by Japan legislation on Cruise Control itself. For example, if I go on holidays and drive through Germany's motorway, I could turn up my Cruise Control to whatever...

Ok, now I know it's normal for Japan import cars. So, it's a matter finding someone who can get rid of that limit. If anyone from Ireland would see this and know a guy, let me know please.

Hi guys, Got myself 2018 Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV 2.4 - an import from Japan. Turns out it's Cruise Control is limited to max 115 km/h (probably some forced limits in Japan). Anyone knows how to get rid of that limit? Cheers Michal