MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER ( 01/09/2012 – 02/04/2013) DEFECT: As a result of incorrect machining of the oil seal installation aperture in the transfer cover by one of the transfer box suppliers it is possible the oil seal may move from its intended position in the casing. This can result Automatic Transmission Fluid (ATF) passing from the main gearbox into the transfer casing causing the ATF pressure to drop which will result in poor shifting and the illumination of a warning lamp on the instrument panel. Also as the oil level in the transfer box increase it can leak out from the transfer box breather pipe onto the road surface. In the worst case scenario the vehicle can lose all drive.

Remedy
Recall all affected vehicles to inspect the transfer box. If found to be one of the affected transfer boxes then the transfer box will be replaced.
Recall Launch Date | 25/07/2014 |
Recall No. | R/2014/072 |
Models Affected | Outlander |
Manufacturer Ref | R2034810 & R3024833 |
VIN Start | JMAXLGF6WDZ400101 |
VIN end | JMAXLGF6WDZ400704 |
Build Start | 01/09/2012 |
Build end | 02/04/2013 |
Vehicle numbers (UK) | 574 |
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