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Mitsubishi Motors has operated in Australia since 1980. Explore the full Australian range, including the Outlander, Triton and Pajero.

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The front camera in my 2019 Mitsubishi ASX has been telling me it needs a service

It doesn’t really matter whether this is a common problem or not, a malfunctioning camera is a major safety issue as it means critical safety systems in your car are not working. This is a major safety issue and one that has legality and insurance ramifications in the right (or wrong) circumstances.

It’s worth mentioning that this model ASX was recalled to attend to a software issue that could cause some safety features (including the ones you’ve listed) to not work properly. Your car also falls within the manufacturing dates of affected vehicles. Perhaps that’s the clue you need to solve this. A check with a Mitsubishi dealer will reveal whether your car was affected and if it’s been fixed.

The gearbox in my 2015 Mitsubishi Triton makes a noise in third and fifth

The rule of thumb is that a transmission (or differential) noise that comes and goes at various speeds is not too much to worry about. It’s when the noise is constant that you have a major problem. All transmissions wear over time and kilometres, so it’s natural for a transmission to start making a bit of a whine now and then.

Generally, these noises are the result of wear in either the bearings or the meshing surfaces of the gears themselves. If the noise goes away after 80km/h you could just continue to drive the vehicle and keep a note if things change. But if the noise is getting progressively worse or it’s really loud and/or grinding, then you probably need to have the unit checked by a specialist.

My 2014 Mitsubishi ASX is revving up to 1000rpm in Park and it will not reverse at all

It sounds like there’s something pretty major wrong inside the transmission. The lack of drive in reverse is allowing the engine to 'flare' (rev up) because there’s no load on the engine when this happens.

But before you do anything else, check the level of transmission fluid in the gearbox to make sure it’s not low. A low fluid level can cause these symptoms, too, so you need to rule out the easy stuff first.

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About Mitsubishi

Mitsubishi Australia is part of the global Mitsubishi Motors organization, which is wholly owned by Mitsubishi. The company produces a comprehensive range of passenger cars, SUVs, and light commercials in many countries around the world. MMA imports the small Mirage hatch and sedan passenger cars, the ASX, Eclipse Cross, Outlander, Pajero Sport, Pajero, and the Outlander PHEV hybrid. It also imports the Express light commercial van and a range of Triton utilities with 4x2 and 4x4 drive options and a number of body configurations. Models no longer available new include the Lancer, Challenger and i-MiEV EV. 

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