2008 Mitsubishi Outlander 2.4L starter replacement

[@robertmedina3195]

I just did the starter on my 2011 Mitsubishi Outlander SE. I did not remove the intake manifold, that would add a lot of time and work. What I did was remove the throttle body, removed the front bumper and then you can access the two starter bolts. After that you can slide the starter toward the pulleys on the engine. However, you made need to file a bit of the webbing down on the intake manifold but it will come out. It took me 2.5 hours to figure this out but I installed it very quickly and got it running again. I hope this helps everyone to remove those buried starters

[@locovidepro]

I truly appreciate your video. I am not a mechanic but I am very handy. And of course don't have the big money to pay someone. Watching your video it showed me exactly how to remove the started on my Outlander. It will take me some time but I am sure I will get it done. Thanks a lot!🙏

[@reudagerashby196]

hey bro your not alone were all here cos were stuck with something hahaha, i have 0 and a half skills but ill give anything a go also.

[@swilson4181]

Going to tackle this job tomorrow.. Wish me luck! Appreciate the video, makes life easier.

[@chucknorris172]

This isnt at all necessary. Way too vomplicated. You can get access to the starter directly from underneath. Took me 10 mins.

[@angelportillo7771]

How do you do it?

[@eddie3721]

I will have to take a look at my son's car to see. He got the loud grind and decided to work from home. I'm glad he didn't keep trying. I hope it is as easy as you state. I'm not looking forward to removing the throttle body and intake. Underneath would be far superior, if it can be done.

[@angelportillo7771]

@@eddie3721 I got it from underneath removed the air box and throttle body with the coolant hose going to the throttle body get the 12 off the bottom of the intake then get to the starter bolts then work it out and same way back in

[@eddie3721]

@@angelportillo7771 I was able to do it without removing the throttle body or coolant hose. Dropped the starter out the bottom. What a pain the the wrist... LOL Cheap casting caused the aluminum nose of the starter to break off inside the housing. Glad the broken part came out easy.

[@kepheramanjet3244]

Thank you in the name of God

[@reudagerashby196]

bro, magnet on the end of a radio aerial, fucken genius. hahaha i gotta drop a gearbox but was stuck on intake, cheers bro.

[@standbyme6395]

its removable from the bottom..

[@angelportillo7771]

We’re are all the 12’a that hold the intake?

[@reudagerashby196]

i swear with the amount of shit ive learned from here(youtube/internet), all im missing is the piece of paper that says im qualified to do what i know i can do.

[@bowsdelux]

very stupid concept this motor for removing the starter !!! need to get preston out and this shit around like throttle body and manifold intake needs to get out to have access

[@motamadness]

I’d this the same as the 2010 model?

[@geo4reels481]

If it's same engine, then yes

[@AbdulAbdul-yl1zb]

Just take the whole car apart first :)

[@stevekipepo457]

My mitsubishi is not starting

[@geo4reels481]

Test battery and check wires to starter