How To Replace The Oil, Air & Fuel Filters in A Mitsubishi Outlander 2.2 DI-D

In this video I show a step by step guide on how to carry out a major service on Mitsubishi Outlander diesel, this is the 2012 - 2017 model engine.
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[@Dan.Dawson]

Outlander diesel service videos of this generation are so few and far between - I will be keeping this one close to me for years to come! Thank you!

[@Tsurnari]

Sitting here watching you change that fuel filter and thinking I wish I still had my old Renault Scenic. The fuel filter for that was below the driverside back door. Push 2 clips in, replace filter, replace fuel line, job done.

[@paulsaxby7368]

Briiliant clear video fella, looks the same as my 2.2 Di-D ASX, nice change to see a RHD even if the speedo is in KMs! Keep up the excellent work.

[@callumralphs6245]

Exactly what I was after. Will be ordering parts to mine. Nice work thanks has helped me. Locate oil fiketer also. Keep doing what you do. 👌👍

[@GerardBurkeBurkesGarage]

🙏🙏👌👌

[@jessicakent4265]

Thank you. I like to have knowledge of what is involved before I take my car to the shop.

[@maddiejak]

Nice and easy instructions

[@danielhamer8742]

Hi , thanks for the clarity and simplicity, much appreciated ! can you tell me, if this is the same set up, with the diesel, 1.8 asx, ?

[@benson7600]

Just Changed mine today. Thanks for this helpful tutorial😊
Want to know if those two hoses are not high pressure flow?

[@ynny7885]

Good explanation, thank you very much to share yours knowledges.

[@GerardBurkeBurkesGarage]

You are welcome

[@bd452]

Very informative 👍

[@waynedark1105]

Thankyou very much, saved me a lot of time.

[@GerardBurkeBurkesGarage]

Thanks for the comment.

[@mariamoninoalvarez4831]

Good video!

[@slobodank76]

great video! thank you mate

[@GerardBurkeBurkesGarage]

Thanks for taking the time to comment.

[@stephenedwards4352]

Thanks very helpful. Suits an ASX 2.2 diesel also.
How do you reset the service reminder dash light?

[@SunLoverMan]

Very valuable video!

[@GerardBurkeBurkesGarage]

Thanks

[@ballygarran]

Hello Burke’s Garage. I was wondering if you could let me know where the oil cooler is located on a 2008 2.2 DiD outlander. I have oil in water but no water in oil. Suspect oil cooler failure but can not locate it in cramped engine bay.
Thanks in advance from sunny Galway

[@Lebo_housos1983]

What oil weight do you use

[@andyg9134]

Many Diesel filters have a pump on the top of the filter assembly to prime the fuel lines after changing. ASX 2.2d does not seem to. does filling the filter with diesel limit the volume of air introduced enough that system will self change? should i expect 5-10sec of rough running as it does this?
thanks in advance

[@ishusharma2941]

Thanks you ..but how do you prime the fuel filter ??

[@gedrickbarker8156]

Does a Mitsubishi Grandis 2ltr 2007 have 2 fuel filters thanks

[@ronanrogers4127]

Really helpful video, especially the fuel filter.
Is it possible to leave the filter assembly in situ, and just screw the filter canister off?

[@paulcheteles7161]

Ronan, yes it is possible, I did that on my 2010 ASX, but be prepared to make a lot of mess. When you unscrew the bottom cap (white one) all the fuel drains out of the filter and it's about 300 ml.

[@bhebsbriones4583]

You haven't made mention of how to reset the warning signal and reminders inside the cabin after service. If you could made a video on how to reset the cabin warnings after service is done it would much appreciated. Thanks.

[@fernandomormul7514]

How many litres do you use in total ? 4 litres ? Thanks…

[@johnmelling9722]

I changed oil yesterday on the Asx 2.2 diesel and it takes 7.4 litres

[@TemaCoolServiceKiribati]

Oil changing