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Mitsubishi Outlander (2013+). Manual - part 744

 

 

TROUBLESHOOTING

HEATER, AIR CONDITIONER AND VENTILATION

55-32

2

ILO-

3

HTR3

4

HTR2

5

HTR1

− 11

12

AC/P

A/C pressure sensor input

Refer to 

P.55-40

.

Refer to 

P.55-40

.

13

INC

Interior temperature sensor

Sensor probe 
temperature: 25

°C (4.0 

k

Ω)

2.1 to 2.7 V

14 

− 16

17

SENG

Sensor earth

Always

1 V or less

18

E

Earth

19

B/UP

Battery power supply

System voltage

20

IG1

IG power supply

Ignition switch: ON

21

P/TC

Power transistor (DRAIN)

Air volume control dial: 
Maximum air volume

0 to 2 V

22 

ILL+

23

ILO+

24

ILL-

25

P/TB

Power transistor (GATE)

Air volume control dial: 
Maximum air volume

System voltage

26 

− 30

31

CANL

32

CANH

41

IG1

Motor power supply

Ignition switch: ON

System voltage

42

A/PB'

Air mixing damper control motor*

1

 

or Air mixing damper control 

motor (RH)*

2

43

A/PA'

44

A/PB

45

A/PA

46

A/DB'

Air mixing damper control motor 

(LH)*

2

47

A/DA'

48

A/DB

49

A/DA

50

+

Fin thermo sensor

Sensor probe 
temperature: 25

°C (4.0 

k

Ω)

2.1 to 2.7 V

Terminal 
No.

Terminal 
code

Check item

Check condition

Normal condition

TROUBLESHOOTING

HEATER, AIR CONDITIONER AND VENTILATION

55-33

NOTE: 

.

*

1

: SINGLE-ZONE AUTO A/C.  

*

2

: DUAL-ZONE AUTO A/C.  

CUSTOMIZATION FUNCTION

M1550001400014

By operating the M.U.T.-III ETACS system, the fol-
lowing functions can be customised. The pro-
grammed information is held even when the battery 
is disconnected.

51

M/MA

Mode selection damper control 
motor

52

M/MB

53

M/MA’

54

M/MB’

55

F/RA

Outside/inside damper control 
motor

56

F/RB

57

F/RA’

58

F/RB’

59

60

-

Fin thermo sensor earth

Always

1 V or less

Terminal 
No.

Terminal 
code

Check item

Check condition

Normal condition

Adjustment 
item (M.U.T.-III 
display)

Adjustment item

Adjusting content 
(M.U.T.-III display)

Adjusting content

A/C 
Recirculation 
Control

With/without the 
inside/outside air 
automatic control 
function

Disable

No function

Enable

With function (Initial condition)

A/C Switch 
Control

With/without A/C 
automatic control 
function

Disable

No function

Enable

With function (Initial condition)

A/C Sensible 
temp. 
customize

Adjusting mean 
value for 
temperature setting

-2

Decreases the control temperature 2

°C 

than the temperature displayed on the 
LCD.

-1

Decreases the control temperature 1

°C 

than the temperature displayed on the 
LCD.

0

No change (Initial condition)

1

Increases the control temperature 1

°C 

than the temperature displayed on the 
LCD.

2

Increases the control temperature 2

°C 

than the temperature displayed on the 
LCD.

ON-VEHICLE SERVICE

HEATER, AIR CONDITIONER AND VENTILATION

55-34

ON-VEHICLE SERVICE

DRIVE BELT INSPECTION

M1552001001673

Refer to GROUP 11A 

− Engine Adjustment, Drive 

Belt Tension Check .

REFRIGERANT LEVEL CHECK, 
DRAINING AND CHARGING

M1559200100334

Remove the refrigerant by the flon reclaim machine 
and replenish the specified quantity of refrigerant.

NOTE: Refer to the Refrigerant Recovery and Recy-
cling Unit instruction Manual for operation of the unit.

REFILLING OF OIL IN THE A/C SYSTEM

M1552020000356

Too little oil will provide inadequate compressor lubri-
cation and cause a compressor failure. Too much oil 
will increase discharge air temperature.

When a compressor is installed at the factory, it con-
tains 70 mL of compressor oil. While the A/C system 
is in operation, the oil is carried through the entire 
system by the refrigerant. Some of this oil will be 
trapped and retained in various parts of the system.
When the following system components are 
changed, it is necessary to add oil to the system to 
replace the oil being removed with the component.

Compressor oil: SUN PAG 56 or S10X
Quantity

Evaporator: 25 mL
Condenser: 15 mL
Each piping: 5 mL

FOOT / DEF Air 
outlet ratio

Changes air 
distribution rate for 
DEF/FOOT vents 
during manual 
operation.

Normal

D/F2 (Initial condition)

FOOT > DEF

D/F1(more to FOOT vent): More air flows 
through FOOT vents.

FOOT < DEF

D/F3(more to DEF vent): More air flows 
through DEF vents.

FACE / FOOT 
Air outlet ratio

Changes air 
distribution rate for 
FACE/FOOT vents 
during manual 
operation.

Normal

B/L2 (Initial condition)

FACE > FOOT

B/L1(more to FACE vent): More air flows 
through FACE vents.

FACE < FOOT

B/L3(more to FOOT vent): More air flows 
through FOOT vents.

Auto Rear 
Defogger(Engin
e Start)

When ambient 
temperature is 3

°C 

or less, the rear 
defogger will be 
turned on 
automatically. (The 
rear window 
defogger has never 
been activated 
since the ignition 
switch was turned 
on last time)

Disable

No function (Initial condition)

Enable

With function

Adjustment 
item (M.U.T.-III 
display)

Adjustment item

Adjusting content 
(M.U.T.-III display)

Adjusting content

ON-VEHICLE SERVICE

HEATER, AIR CONDITIONER AND VENTILATION

55-35

PERFORMANCE TEST

M1552001401400

TEST CONDITION

Item

Settings

Environment
al condition

Measurement location

In a shade or indoors

Temperature

20

°C − 50°C

Humidity

Relative humidity 30 

− 80% RH

Vehicle body 
condition

Hood

Fully opened

Door

Fully open for door, window, and tailgate

Air 
conditioner 
condition

Air conditioner switch

ON

Air volume

Maximum air volume

Temperature control

MAX COOL

Air outlet

FACE

Outside/inside air selection

Air recirculation position

Engine speed

Specified idle speed after warming up

Transmission

N or P

TEST CONDITION SETTING

Check that the temperature/humidity of measure-
ment location satisfies the test conditions, and then 
set the vehicle body conditions to the designated sta-
tus according to the test conditions. If the tempera-
ture/humidity is not within the test conditions, an 
accurate judgment cannot be made. Therefore, post-
pone the performance test.

COOLING PERFORMANCE CHECK

ACB05874AB

Wet and dry bulb 
thermometer

Thermometer

1. Insert a thermometer into the air outlet located at 

the centre of instrument panel.

NOTE: Set a thermometer so that cool air from 
the air outlet blows directly against the sensing 
part.

2. Set a wet and dry bulb thermometer in the air 

intake of the front passenger's foot area (below 
the glove box).

NOTE: Set a wet and dry bulb thermometer so 
that cool air does not blow against it.

3. Start the engine to warm up. Confirm that the 

engine speed of the test condition is satisfied.

4. Set the A/C control panel to the mode instructed 

in the test conditions.

5. Wait until the air outlet temperature is stable 

(approximately 10 minutes after the A/C starts), 
and measure dry-bulb/wet-bulb temperatures at 
the air outlet and the air intake. 

6. If the air outlet temperature is in the range 

specified by the table below, it is judged normal. If 
the temperature is outside the permissible range 
in the table below, refer to the refrigerant gas 
pressure inspection result, and check each 
section according to the diagnosis chart of 
refrigerant system.

Garage ambient temperature 
°C

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

Discharge air temperature 

°C

-1.1 

− 

12.3

4.3 

− 

17.7

9.7 

− 

23.1

15.1 

− 

28.5

20.5 

− 

33.9

25.5 

− 

39.3

31.3 

− 

44.7

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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