What Did You Do To Your Outlander Today?
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From: New Mexico
OK, so I changed my engine oil, oil filter, and air filter today. Not exactly exciting, but I noticed the air filter part number had a suffix added that wasn't on the last one I changed, so I looked a little closer. The old air filter (bought at the Mitsubishi dealer) was made in Japan by Denso and has a part number of MR968274. The new air filter (purchased from the same Mitsubishi dealership) is marked as an Ultra-Power WA10058, is made in China, and came in plastic wrap marked with Mitsubishi part #MR968274-RPL. I searched this air filter and it came up on Rock Auto for a whopping $3.42. Dealer price was $25.00 for the new version and $29.95 for the old one. It's hard for me to have confidence in a ~$3 filter even if the dealer was nice enough to charge me $25 for it. Here is the Rock Auto link: https://www.rockauto.com/en/parts/ul...ir+filter,6192
Old air filter:
New filter:
Dimensionally they appear to be the same but I'm leary of the quality:
Old air filter:
New filter:
Dimensionally they appear to be the same but I'm leary of the quality:
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Sock Puppet, did the samething on my Out 2019 2.4. Easiest oil and filter change that I ever done . Since the dealership is at a hour and 1/2 I decided to go with the good olf Fram PH7317 for the oil filter and the CA10910 for the air filter. Made in china but look similar to the denso I removed.
The air filter is a bit tricky, after playing with it I was still not sure that the tabs were all in so i decided to remove everything , that took an extra 10mn , its so easy to install the filter that way that the next time I wont even try to cut corners, everything will come out again :-)
One thing that I am not sure about maybe someone here can help.... It looks to me that the whole air box is kind of loose , tell me if you pull up at the back of the air box can you feel some play there ? I noticed that the box have two rubber bushing that are receiving a dowell mounted on a bracket under the airbox ,,, its not going to cause any problem however I am just curious to know if your air box is rock solid or kind of loose on his mount
The air filter is a bit tricky, after playing with it I was still not sure that the tabs were all in so i decided to remove everything , that took an extra 10mn , its so easy to install the filter that way that the next time I wont even try to cut corners, everything will come out again :-)
One thing that I am not sure about maybe someone here can help.... It looks to me that the whole air box is kind of loose , tell me if you pull up at the back of the air box can you feel some play there ? I noticed that the box have two rubber bushing that are receiving a dowell mounted on a bracket under the airbox ,,, its not going to cause any problem however I am just curious to know if your air box is rock solid or kind of loose on his mount
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OK, so I changed my engine oil, oil filter, and air filter today. Not exactly exciting, but I noticed the air filter part number had a suffix added that wasn't on the last one I changed, so I looked a little closer. The old air filter (bought at the Mitsubishi dealer) was made in Japan by Denso and has a part number of MR968274. The new air filter (purchased from the same Mitsubishi dealership) is marked as an Ultra-Power WA10058, is made in China, and came in plastic wrap marked with Mitsubishi part #MR968274-RPL. I searched this air filter and it came up on Rock Auto for a whopping $3.42. Dealer price was $25.00 for the new version and $29.95 for the old one. It's hard for me to have confidence in a ~$3 filter even if the dealer was nice enough to charge me $25 for it. Here is the Rock Auto link: https://www.rockauto.com/en/parts/ul...ir+filter,6192
Old air filter:
New filter:
Dimensionally they appear to be the same but I'm leary of the quality:
Old air filter:
New filter:
Dimensionally they appear to be the same but I'm leary of the quality:
Wow that's terrible. Wouldn't be surprised if the dealer repackaged it themselves lol.
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Awesome Day For Isabella
I got her a battery with the coupon special Interstate MTZ34R FMTZ-34R BATTERY
And brand new rubbers 245/55/R18 BFGoodrich Advantage Sport with Alignment, Balance.
She feels brand new!
And brand new rubbers 245/55/R18 BFGoodrich Advantage Sport with Alignment, Balance.
She feels brand new!
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I recently installed a gun magnet to mount my glock9 and I placed it under the seat. I'm pretty happy with it and I am planning to buy another one to add on to the center console. I got it https://motoringcrunch.com/reviews/car-gun-magnet/. I wonder how others are carrying their firearms inside their vehicles.
