My outlander with 3500km doesn’t shift and revs high when cold. After driving for 5-10 minutes it begins to shift as it should.
wrote mits about this and they say they are working on a solution for the CV transmission.
Anyone else have this issue?

 

WE just had a few very cold days/nights. And when I leave the house in the morning and hit the small hill a few blocks away from my house, it revs high and doesn't seem to be shifting. Issue seems to go away within a few miles? Don't really have another hill like that on my commute so I guess I'll need to actually do a test one morning to see how quick it resolves. It does it despite warming up the engine.

 

I don’t have any hills, it does it on a flat road.

 

I have same issue

 

Same for me, i usually just shift to manual and upshift.

My milage is at 16l/100km

 

i have the same problem . when i took it to the dealership i was treated like i was stupid and told there was no problem. i told them i had the car since new and i didn t have this problem then

 

EVERY ISSUE is normal to them. They could offer lifetime warranty, whatever issue there is is NORMAL!!!
I paid $50,000 last September and I couldn’t handle the aggravation with dealing with the dealer AND Mitsubishi so I traded it in on a Chevy truck. I sleep much better.

 

I am also experiencing the same thing now, my outlander mileage is under 1000km, last month i bought it,

 

Dealer told me the same thing. They were not able to duplicate the issue when they test drove the vehicle - 2017 Outlander SE ~60k miles on it.

 

Let me see what they will tell