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  • Tips on Maintenance
    • Tips on Maintenance
    • Tips on Maintenance
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    • Cleaning
        • Cleaning the Interior
          • Cleaning the Interior

          • A few handy tips for cleaning the interior of your Mitsubishi:    

             

            • Clean plastic, vinyl, leather, fabric and flocked parts with a soft cloth soaked in lukewarm water and a small amount of neutral detergent.
            • Don't use cleaners, conditioners or protectants that contain silicone or wax. These products may cause annoying reflections that obscure your vision.
            • Clean the carpet with a vacuum cleaner and remove any stains with carpet cleaner.
            • Oil and grease can be removed from carpets by lightly dabbing with a clean, colourfast cloth and stain remover.

             

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        • Cleaning the Exterior
          • Cleaning the Exterior
          • Keep the exterior of your Mitsubishi looking clean and new by ensuring the following:

            • If the exterior of your vehicle comes into contact with saltwater, anti-freeze, soot or dust, iron powder, bird droppings or any corrosive chemical substances, be sure to wash it immediately.
            • After washing your vehicle, make sure all traces of soap or detergent are removed, and wipe it dry with a soft cloth.
            • After washing, also carefully clean the joints and flanges of the doors and engine hood where dirt is likely to hide from view.
            • If you live in a coastal area, it’s particularly important to wash your car regularly. Wind-born spray from the sea can distribute salt for a distance of up to 20 kilometres from the shore.
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        • Cleaning the Underside
          • Cleaning the Underside

          • For 4WD vehicles such as the Pajero, Outlander and Triton, it’s important to keep the underside clean – particularly if you drive off-road.  This will remove corrosive dirt, dust and salt water.

             

            When washing the underside:

            • Be sure to wear a pair of rubber gloves and exercise caution. 
            • Be careful not to spray water onto any electrical components in the engine compartment.

             

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      • Weather Protection
          • Cold Weather Care
            • Cold Weather Care

            • As the salt and other chemicals spread on the roads in some areas in winter can have a harmful effect on your vehicle, you should clean it as often as possible to prevent corrosion and lasting damage.

               

              Also:

              • If you live in a particularly cold area, be sure to wipe off all water from the rubber parts around the doors to prevent the doors from freezing.
              • It's also recommended you book in for a Mitsubishi Preventative Service before and after the winter months - to ensure your Mitsubishi remains in optimal condition.

               

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        • Paintwork
            • Waxing
              • Waxing
              • Applying wax to your vehicle can help prevent the build up of dust and road chemicals on your paintwork. When doing so, be mindful that:
                • You should apply a wax solution after washing your vehicle, at least once every three months.
                • You shouldn't wax your vehicle in direct sunlight and should only apply wax after the surfaces have cooled.

                 

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            • Polishing
              • Polishing

              • When it comes to polishing  your paintwork: 

                 

                • Only polish your vehicle if the paintwork has become stained or lost its luster.
                • Matt-finish parts and plastic bumpers mustn’t be polished as this may stain them or damage their finish.

                 

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            • Damaged Paint
              • Damaged Paint

              • Often, your paintwork may be damaged due to flying stones or corrosion. If this is the case:

                 

                • Small cracks and scratches can be touched up with Mitsubishi touch-up paint to prevent corrosion - and to keep your vehicle looking new.
                • The paint code number for your vehicle can be found on the vehicle information code plate in the engine compartment.

                 

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A few handy tips for cleaning the interior of your Mitsubishi:    

 

  • Clean plastic, vinyl, leather, fabric and flocked parts with a soft cloth soaked in lukewarm water and a small amount of neutral detergent.
  • Don't use cleaners, conditioners or protectants that contain silicone or wax. These products may cause annoying reflections that obscure your vision.
  • Clean the carpet with a vacuum cleaner and remove any stains with carpet cleaner.
  • Oil and grease can be removed from carpets by lightly dabbing with a clean, colourfast cloth and stain remover.

 

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  • If the exterior of your vehicle comes into contact with saltwater, anti-freeze, soot or dust, iron powder, bird droppings or any corrosive chemical substances, be sure to wash it immediately.
  • After washing your vehicle, make sure all traces of soap or detergent are removed, and wipe it dry with a soft cloth.
  • After washing, also carefully clean the joints and flanges of the doors and engine hood where dirt is likely to hide from view.
  • If you live in a coastal area, it’s particularly important to wash your car regularly. Wind-born spray from the sea can distribute salt for a distance of up to 20 kilometres from the shore.
]]> For 4WD vehicles such as the Pajero, Outlander and Triton, it’s important to keep the underside clean – particularly if you drive off-road.  This will remove corrosive dirt, dust and salt water.

 

When washing the underside:

  • Be sure to wear a pair of rubber gloves and exercise caution. 
  • Be careful not to spray water onto any electrical components in the engine compartment.

 

]]> As the salt and other chemicals spread on the roads in some areas in winter can have a harmful effect on your vehicle, you should clean it as often as possible to prevent corrosion and lasting damage.

 

Also:

  • If you live in a particularly cold area, be sure to wipe off all water from the rubber parts around the doors to prevent the doors from freezing.
  • It's also recommended you book in for a Mitsubishi Preventative Service before and after the winter months - to ensure your Mitsubishi remains in optimal condition.

 

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  • You should apply a wax solution after washing your vehicle, at least once every three months.
  • You shouldn't wax your vehicle in direct sunlight and should only apply wax after the surfaces have cooled.

 

]]> When it comes to polishing  your paintwork: 

 

  • Only polish your vehicle if the paintwork has become stained or lost its luster.
  • Matt-finish parts and plastic bumpers mustn’t be polished as this may stain them or damage their finish.

 

]]> Often, your paintwork may be damaged due to flying stones or corrosion. If this is the case:

 

  • Small cracks and scratches can be touched up with Mitsubishi touch-up paint to prevent corrosion - and to keep your vehicle looking new.
  • The paint code number for your vehicle can be found on the vehicle information code plate in the engine compartment.

 

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