Recent content by eJorgen

Thanks. That makes it easier to find the fault.

The LED fogs did work. But the standard ones are back in the car for now. They work too. I don't think not having the DRLs connect could screw anything up. It would be the same as a bulb going. It's all very strange. I've had a look at the circuit diagram, so I know which relay is driving them...

I usually have my lights set to "auto", which mean that headlights come on when needed (sensor) and the DRLs come off. They are not allowed (here at least) to be on together with the headlights. But good to know that is headlights are in "off" position, the DRLs should be on. Makes it a bit...

Hi, no they were third party DRLs, but with only changing the plug, all should work fine. The old fog lights work, which are back in the car, works. It is just the DRLs that are dead. BTW, the new ones were never connected as the electrician wasn't sure about them. The strange part is that when...

Indeed. I was going to do it myself, not much harder than changing a bulb, if I only dared to go at the plastic cup that surround it. But yes, it was at a main dealer.

My DRLs has stopped working. It started with that I purchased new LED versions and had them installed. The electrician didn't quite understand DRL, so he didn't connect that part. I brought the car back and realised that the old ones doesn't work either. I can testify to that they did work in...

I have an Outlander Intense 15MY and have found that the clock keep returning to UTC/GMT every night when I charge it. Is there anyway of disregarding the time-stamp on the electric network? It's the only way I can imagine that it is getting the time. Obviously our (Ireland) electricity supplier...

OK, but there is no-one in the back seat. Why should those light go on?

I'm new to the Outlander, and obviously find new things all the time. My three lights for the backseat belts turn on (and the main warning light) when I start the car, but it takes a couple of minutes for them to go off. Is this normal?

Thanks guys, I’ll have a look at Pioneer and see what they have. Google map is brilliant until the phone rings. :D

I just bought a 161 (IRL) Outlander Intense (MY15). It doesn’t have the sat nav unit, just big radio screen with CD. I was told it would cost €4,000 to put one in from Mitsubishi. Can anyone recommend an alternative? I would also love to have the remote system to a smart phone.