MITSUBISHI LANCER 2016 8.G Owner's Manual

Modifications to and racing of your vehicle
General information
3-5
3
7.To close,
turn
the
fuel
tank
filler
cap
slowly
clockwise
until
you
hear
clicking
sounds,
then
gently
push
the
fuel
tank
filler door closed.
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This
vehicle
should
not
be
modified
with
non-Mitsubishi
Motors
genuine
parts.
Mit-
subishi
Motors
designs
and
manufactures
high
quality
vehicles
with
an
emphasis
on
safety
and
durabilit
y. Modifications
using
non-Mitsubishi
Motors
genuine
parts
may
affect
the
performance,
safety
and/or
durabil-
ity
of
your
vehicle,
and
may
violate
applica-
ble state and/or federal regulations. DAMAGE
OR
PERFORMANCE
PROB-
LEMS
RESUL
TING
FR
OM
MODIFICA-
TIONS
TO OR
RACING
OF
YOU
R
VEHICLE
ARE
NOT
COVERED
UNDER
W
ARRANTY
.
Examples
of
modifications
to
your
vehicle
that
can
cause
damage
or
performance
prob-
lems
include
the
following:
Failure
to use
Mitsubishi
Motors
genuine
partsFailure
to use
required
fuel
and
fluids
Failure to use proper size tires and wheelsModification
of
the
fuel,
intake,
exhaust,
emission,
suspension,
engine,
drive
train
or electrical wiring systems
Modification
of
any
onboard
com-
puter/control
module,
including
repro-
gramming,
or
replacing/adding
chips
to
any
onboard
computer/control
module
Review
the
Warranty
and
Maintenance
Man-
ual
for
further
details
regarding
warranty
cov-
erage.
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The
installation
of
accessories,
optional
parts,
etc.,
should
only
be
carried
out
within
the
limits
prescribed
by
law
in the
driving
area
and
in
accordance
with
the
guidelines
and
warnings
contained
within
the
documents
accompanying
this
vehicle.
Only
Mitsubis
hi
Motors
approved
acces
-
sories should be fitted to your vehicle.Improper
installation
of
electrical
parts
could
cause
fire.
Refer
to
the
“Modifica-
tion/alterations
to
the
electrical
or
fuel
systems”
section
with
in this
owner
’s man
-
ual.
W
AR
NING
Make
sur
e the
fuel
cap
is secur
ely closed.
If the
fuel
cap
is loose,
fuel
could
leak,
resulting
in a fire.
CAUTIONIf you
need
to replace
the fuel
tank
filler
cap
,
use only
the
cap
specified
for
your
model
vehicle. NOTE
If the
fuel
tank
filler
cap
is not
tight
while
driving,
the
engine
malfunction
indicator
(“SER
VICE
ENGINE
SOON”
or
“Check
engin
e light”)
may
come
on when
the
onboard
diagnostic
(OBD)
system
performs
a self check.
Always
tigh
ten
the
fuel
tan
k filler
cap
until
you
hear
clicking
sounds.
The indicator
will go off after drivin
g several
times.
If the
indicator
does not go off, con
-
tact
your authorized
Mitsubishi
Mot
ors
dealer
or a repair
facility
of your
choice
as
soon
as possible.
Modifications to and racing of your vehicle
Installation of accessories
CAUTIONBef
ore any electr
ical
or
electronic
accesso-
ries are installed,
consult
an
authorized
Mit-
subishi
Motors
dealer
.

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General information
3
Using
a cellular
phone
or
radio
set
inside
the
vehicle
without
an
external
antenna
may
cause
electrical
system
interference,
which
could
lead
to unsafe
vehicle
opera-
tion.Tires
and
wheels
which
do
not
meet
spec-
ifications must not be used. Refer
to
the
“Specifications”
section
for
information
regarding
wheel
and
tire
sizes.
Due
to
the
large number
of
accessory
and
replacement
parts
provided
by
different
man-
ufacturers
in the
market,
it is not
always
pos-
sible
for
an
authorized
Mitsubishi
Motors
dealer
to
check
whether
the
attachment
or
installation
of
non-Mitsubishi
Motors
genu-
ine
parts
will
affect
the
driving
safety
of your
Mitsubishi-vehicle.
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Mitsubishi
Motors
ma
nufactures
high
quality
vehicles
with
an
emphasis
on
safety
. It
is
important
to consult
an
authorized
Mitsubishi
Motors
dealer
before
installation
of
any
accessory
which
may
involve
modification
of
the electrical or fuel systems.
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0105
Mitsubishi
Motors
Genuine
Parts
are
designed
and
manufactured
to meet
high
stan-
dards
of
performance,
and
are
recommended
for
all
of your
maintenance
needs.
Also
avail-
able
from
your
Mitsubishi
Motors
dealer
are
a wide
variety
of
accessories
to
personalize
your
new
vehicle.
Each
Mitsubishi
vehicle
has
a selection
of
Mitsubishi
Motors
autho-
rized
accessories
to choose
from
to tailor
your
new
vehicle
to your
own
personal
preference.
Your
Mitsubishi
Motors
dealer
’s Parts
Man-
ager
has
information
on
various
audio
sys-
tems,
protection
items,
as well
as interior
and
exterior
accessories
available
for
your
spe-
cific model.
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0017
Certain
components
of
this
vehicle,
such
as
airbag
modules,
seat
belt
pretensioners,
and
button
cell
batteries,
may
contain
perchlorate
materials.Special
handling
may
apply
. For
additional
information,
see
www
.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardous-
waste/perchlorate.
W
AR
NING
If you
choose
to use
a cellu
lar phone
while
driv
ing,
you
must
not
allow
that
usage
to
distract
you
in the
safe
operation
of your
vehicle.
Anything,
including
cellular
pho
ne usage,
that
distracts
you
from
the
safe
operati
on
of
your
vehicle
increase
s
your
risk
of an
accident.
Refer to and
follow
all state and
local laws
in your
area
regard
ing cellu
lar phone
usage
while
driving.
Important
point!
Modification/alterations to the electrical or fuel systems
CAUTIONPlease
consult
an
authorized
Mitsubishi
Motors
dealer
concerning
any
such
acces-
sory
fitment
or modification.
If the
wires
interfere
with
the
vehicle
body
or
improper
installation
methods
are
used
(pro-
tective
fuses
not
included,
etc.),
electronic
devices
may
be
adversely
affected,
resulting
in a fire, vehicle damage, or other accident.
Mitsubishi Motors genuine parts
California
Per
chlorate
Materials Requir
ements

4
Seat and restraint systemsSeats
..........................................
.......................................................
4-2
Seats
and
restraint
syst
ems
..............................................................
4-2
Front seats
.......................
.................................................................
4-3
Rear seats
........................
.................................................................
4-5
Head restraints
......
.................................................
..........................
4-6
Seat
belts
.........................
.................................................................
4-8
Seat belt use during preg
nancy
......................................................
4-12
Seat belt pre-tensioner and fo
rce limiter systems
..........................
4-12
Child restraint system
s ...........................................
........................
4-13
Maintenance
and
inspection
of seat
belts
......................................
4-20
Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) - airbag
.............................
4-20

Seats4-2
Seat and restraint systems
4
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0479
To adjust
the
seat
forward
or backward

P.4-3
To adjust the seatback
P.4-3
To adjust
the
seat
height
(Driver
’s side
only
, if so equipped)
P.4-4
Heated seats (if so equipped)
P.4-4
Folding
the
seatbacks
forward
(if
so
equipped)
P.4-5
Arm rest (if so equipped)
P.4-6
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Your
vehicle
has
seat
belts
and
other
features
that
help
protect
you
and
your
passengers
in
an accident. Seat
belts
are
the
most
important
safety
device.
When
worn
properly
, seat
belts
can
reduce
the
chance
of
serious
injury
or
death
in various
types
of crashes.
For
added
protec-
tion
during
a severe
frontal
collision,
your
vehicle
has
a Supplemental
Restraint
System
(SRS)
with
airbags
for
the
driver
and
passen-
gers.
The
seats,
head
restraints,
and
door
locks
also
are
safety
equipment,
which
must
be
used
correctly
.
Always
check
the
following
before
you
drive:
That
everyone
in your
vehicle
is properly
wearing their seat belt. That
infants
and
small
children
are
prop-
erly
secured
in appropriate
child
restraint
systems in the rear seat. That
all
doors
are
full
y closed
and
locked.
That
seatbacks
are
upright,
with
head
restraints properly adjusted.
Seats 1 - Fr
ont seats
2 - Rear seats
Seats
and
restraint systems

Front seats
Seat and restraint systems
4-3
4
Safety
equipment
cannot
prevent
injury
or
death
in all motor
vehicle
accidents.
You
can
help
reduce
the
risk
of
injury
or
death,
how-
ever
, by
following
the
instructions
in this
manual.
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Position
the
driver
’s seat
as far
back
as possi-
ble
while
maintaining
a position
that
still
enables
you
to
fully
apply
the
pedals,
easily
control
the
steering
wheel
and
safely
operate
the vehicle.
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Pull
the
seat
adjusting
lever
up
and
slide
the
seat
forward
or
backward
to the
desired
posi-
tion.
Release
the
adjusting
lever
to
lock
the
seat in place.
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409
To adjust
the
seatback,
lean
forward
slightly
,
gently
pull
the
seatback
lock
lever
up,
then
lean
backward
to
a comfortable
position
and
Fr
ont seats W
AR
NING
Do
not
attempt
to
adjust
the
seat
while
drivin
g. This can
cause
loss
of veh
icle
con
-
trol and
resul
t in an
accid
ent.
After
adjusting
the
seat,
make
sur
e that
the
seat
is secur
ely locked
into
position.
To reduce
the
risk
to the
driver
of serious
injur
y or death
during
deployment
of the
driver
’s airbag,
always
properly
wear
the
seat belt and adjust t
he driv
er’s seat as far
bac
k as possi
ble while
mai
ntai
ning
a posi
-
tion
that still
enables you
to fully
appl
y the
pedals,
easily
contr
ol
the
steering
wheel,
and safely
operate
the
vehicle.
To reduce
the
risk
to the
front
passenger
of serious
injur
y or death
during
deploy-
men
t of
the passenger
’s airb
ag,
alw
ays
properly
wear the
seat belt and
adjust
the
front
passenger
’s seat
as far
back
as possi-
ble.Always
place
children 12
years
old
and
under
in the
rear seat and
use
appr
opriate
child restraint syste
ms.
CAUTIONMake
sure
that
the
seat
is adjus
ted
by
an
adult.
If it is adjus
ted
by
a child,
an
unex-
pected
accident
might
occur
.
Do
not
place
a cushion
or the
like
between
your
back
and
the
seatback
while
driving.
The
effectiveness
of the
head
restraints
will
be reduced
in the
event
of an accident.
When
sliding
the
seats
, be
careful
not
to
catch your hand or leg.When
sliding
or reclining
the
seat
rearward,
pay
careful atten
tion
to the rear seat
passen-
gers.W
AR
NING
To adjust the seat forward or backward
W
AR
NING
To make
sur
e that
the
seat
is
secur
ely
lock
ed, try
to
move
it forw
ard
or
back
-
war
d wi
thout usi
ng the
adjusti
ng
lev
er.
To adjust the seatback

Front seats4-4
Seat and restraint systems
4
release
the
leve
r. The
seatback
will
lock
in
place.
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0184
Operate
the
lever
repeatedly
to raise
or
lower
the seat.
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The
heated
seats
can
be
operated
when
the
ignition switch is in the “ON” position.
CAUTIONThe
reclining
mechanis
m used
in
the
seat-
back
is spring
loaded,
and
will
caus
e the
seatback
to
return
quickly
to
the
vertical
position
when
the
lock
lever
is operated.
When
pullin
g the
lev
er, sit close
to the seat-
back
or hold
the
seatb
ack
with your hand
to
control
its return
motion.
W
AR
NING
To reduce
the
risk
of
serious
injur
y or
death
in the even
t of an accid
ent or
sud-
den
stop,
all
seatbacks
should
be
kept
in
the
upright
position
while
the
vehicle
is in
motion. Seat
belt
performance
during
an
accident
can
be
adversely
affected
if the
seatbacks
are reclined.
The
mor
e a seatback
is
reclined,
the
mor
e likely
seat
belt
perfor
-
mance
will
be
adversely
affected.
If the
seat
belt
is not
properly
positioned
against
the
body
during
an
accident,
ther
e is
incr
eased
risk
you
will
slide
under
the
belt
and
receive serious injury or death.
To adjust the seat height (Driver
’s side only
, if so
equipped)
1-
Raise
2-
Lower
Heated seats
(if so equipped)
1(HI)-
Heater high (for quick heating)
2-
Heater
off

Rear seats
Seat and restraint systems
4-5
4
The
indicator
light
(A)
will
illuminate
while
the
heater
is on.
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The
rear
seatbacks
can
be
folded
forward
to
provide
additional
luggage
compartment
space.Push
the
left
and/or
right
release
buttons
(A),
and
fold
the
rear
seatbacks
forward.
Confirm
that
the
seatback
locks
securely
when
it is
returned.
3(LO)-
Heater
low
(to
keep
the
seat
warm)
W
AR
NING
Pers
ons
who
are una
ble to
feel
temp
era-
ture change
or
skin
pai
n due
to age, ill-
ness,
injury
, medication,
alcohol
use,
fatigue
or
other
physical
conditions
or
who
have
sensi
tive ski
n may
suffer
bur
ns
whe
n usi
ng
the
heate
d seat
even at
low
temperatur
es. To reduce
the
risk
of bur
ns,
people
with suc
h condi
tions
must
use
care
when
using
the
heated
seat.
CAUTIONSwitch
off the seat
heaters
whe
n not
in use
.
Ope
rate
the heaters
at high
for
quick
heating.
After
the
seat
has
become
warm,
set
the
heater
to low
to keep
it warm. Slight
varia-
tions
in the seat
temp
erature
may
be felt
while
using
the heated
seats.
This is cause
d
by
the ope
ration
of the heater
’s internal
ther-
mostat
and
does
not
indicate
a malfunction.
Do not place
heavy
objects
on the seat
or
stick
pins, needles,
or other poin
ted
objects
into
the
seat.
Do
not
place
a blanket,
cushi
on,
or
other
insulating
mater
ial
on
the seat
while
using
the
heater;
doing
so can
cause
the
heater
ele-
men
t to ove
rheat.
When
cleaning
the
seat,
do
not
use
benzine,
kerosene,
gasoline,
alcohol,
or other
organic
solvents
; doing
so can
caus
e damage
not
only
to the
surface
of the
seat,
but
also
to the
heater
.
If water
or any
other liqui
d is spilled
on
the
seat,
allow
it
to dry
thoroughl
y before
attempting
to use
the
heater
. Turn
the
heater
off immediately
if it appears
to be
malfunc-
tioning d
uring use
.
Rear seats Folding the seatbacks forward

(if so equipped)
CAUTION
W
AR
NING
Do
not
allow
anyone
to ride
in the
luggage
comp
artmen
t while
the veh
icle
is in
motion
. Peop
le
who
are not
properly
seate
d and
restrained can
be seriousl
y
injur
ed or killed in an accident.
After
retu
rning the rear
seatb
acks
to their
upright
posi
tions,
make
sur
e that
the
seat-
bac
ks lock in place and
are firm
ly secu
red.
Also
check
to
be sur
e that
the
rear seat
belts
are in front of the seatb
acks,
and
not
cau
ght behind
the seatb
acks.
CAUTIONIn
the cargo
area, do
not
load the lugga
ge
highe
r than the top
of
the seats
and
mak
e
sure
that
the lugga
ge is firmly
secure
d.
Res
tricted
rear
vision
or flying
objects
enter
-
ing
the
passenger
compartment
during
sud-
den bra
king
can
result
in a serious
accid
ent
and
injury
.

Head restraints4-6
Seat and restraint systems
4
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0294
Tilt the arm rest down for use as shown.The
arm
rest
includes
a cup
holder
. (Refer
to
“Cup holder” on page 5-171
.)
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01611
Padded
head
restraints
for
the
seats
can
reduce
the
risk
of
a whiplash
injury
if your
vehicle is hit from the rea
r.
The
head
restraints
are
equipped
in the
illus-
trated position. To maximize
the
effectiveness
of
your
head
restraint,
adjust
the
head
restraint
to
the
proper
position.
For
the
driver
and
front
pas-
senger
, adjust
the
seatbacks
to
the
upright
position
before
adjusting
the
head
restraints.
Sit
back
against
the
seatback
with
your
head
close to the head restraint.
To reduce
the
risk
of
injury
in
an
accident,
adjust
the
head
restraint
height
so
that
the
center
of
the
restraint
is
at
your
eye
level
when
seat
ed.
Any
person
too tall
for
the
restraint
to reach
their
eye
level
when
seated
NOTE
If the seatb
acks
are returne
d using
too
much
force,
this may
cause
the cen
ter seat
belt
to
lock up.
If the seat
belt
locks up,
pull
the seat
belt
once
with
force
and
let
it retract
all
the
way.
Arm
rest (if so equipped)
Head r
estraints
W
AR
NING
In
order
to
minimize
the
risk
of
a neck
injur
y due
to
a rear impac
t, the
head
restraint
must
be
adjusted
to
the
proper
position
befor
e vehi
cle
operation
. For
the
driv
er
and
front
passe
nge
r, the
seatbac
ks
must
be adjuste
d to
the
upright
posi
tion
befor
e adjusting
the
head
restraints.
The
driver
should
never
adjust
the
seat
while
the vehicle is in motion.Driving
without
the
head
restraints
in
place
can
cause
you
and
you
r passengers
serious
injury
or
death
in an accid
ent. To
reduce
the
risk
of
injur
y in an
accid
ent,
always
make
sur
e the
head
restraints
are
installed
and
properly
posi
tione
d whe
n
the seat is occupied. Never place a cushi
on
or similar device
on
the
seatbac
k.
Thi
s can
advers
ely
affect
head
restraint
perfor
mance
by
increasing
the
distance
between
your
head
and
the
restraint.
Adjustment of the head restraint height