14 Safety Recalls — Mitsubishi Outlander 2009 (Trem de Força)

Mitsubishi Outlander 2009 — información general

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Mitsubishi Outlander 2009 have recalls?

Yes, the Mitsubishi Outlander 2009 has 14 recall campaigns on record in the official vehicle-safety databases. See the details of each campaign below.

Which components have recalls on the Mitsubishi Outlander 2009?

The recalls registered for the Mitsubishi Outlander 2009 mainly affect: Belts And Associated Pulleys (high severity), Hose, Piping, And Connections (high severity), Switch (high severity). Check each campaign to find out whether your specific VIN is included.

Are the Mitsubishi Outlander 2009 recalls dangerous?

Yes, 6 of the 14 recalls on the Mitsubishi Outlander 2009 are high severity, indicating faults that can compromise active or passive safety. It is recommended to check the repair status of each campaign by VIN before driving the vehicle.

How do I check whether my Mitsubishi Outlander 2009 has a pending recall?

The most accurate way is to enter the VIN number (17 digits, located on the dashboard or driver's door) into the NHTSA lookup tool at nhtsa.gov or into this site's VIN search. The VIN lets you identify recalls specific to your vehicle's serial number.

What should I do if my Mitsubishi Outlander has a recall?

You should contact the nearest authorized Mitsubishi dealership with the vehicle's VIN number. The recall repair is completely free for the owner. In cases of serious risk, authorities may recommend not using the vehicle until the repair is carried out.

How much does it cost to fix a Mitsubishi Outlander recall?

Nothing. By law, all recalls must be fixed free of charge by the manufacturer or importer, regardless of the vehicle's age or mileage. If a dealership charges for a recall service, that is an irregularity that should be reported to the relevant consumer-protection authority.

Is it safe to drive the Mitsubishi Outlander 2009 with a pending recall?

It depends on the type of recall. Faults in braking, airbag or steering systems can pose an immediate risk and justify not using the vehicle. Preventive or cosmetic recalls generally allow normal use of the vehicle while the repair is scheduled. Always consult the official recall document for the specific recommendation.