Mitsubishi Triton Gearbox & Transmission Problems

Are you having problems with the transmission of your Mitsubishi Triton? Let our team of motoring experts keep you up to date with all of the latest Mitsubishi Triton transmission issues & faults. We have answered all of the most frequently asked questions relating to problems with the Mitsubishi Triton transmission.

There is nothing to suggest there is a problem with the Triton, but it’s worth checking the owner’s manual to familiarize yourself with any recommendations Mitsubishi makes about towing with the Triton. That way you will minimize the risks of having a problem.

Mitsubishi Triton clunking noise
Answered by Graham Smith · 17 Jan 2014

It does sound like it could be a problem with the differential. At this stage you should continue to seek a solution with the dealer and Mitsubishi. We will contact Mitsubishi on your behalf and see if we can enlist higher up help.

Mitsubishi Triton 2011: Clutch wear
Answered by Paul Gover · 15 Feb 2016

Sorry. Clutches, like brakes and tyres, are always regarded as wear-and-tear items. It's the same for new cars. Without doubting your driving, many people are very hard on their cars.

Mitsubishi Triton 2016: Transmission shuddering
Answered by Graham Smith · 04 Nov 2016

Without knowing more about the vibration you report it's hard to diagnose a cause, but we note that other Triton owners complain about a vibration on takeoff, which I suspect could be what you experienced. If it is I understand the problem has been referred to Mitsubishi in Japan for a fix, and that it could be a result of the changes made to the rear suspension on that model. We can't say it will get worse with age or when towing, but if you are concerned about it then you perhaps you shouldn't buy the car.

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