How do you remove the battery from a Mitsubishi Lancer?

How do you remove the battery from a Mitsubishi Lancer?

Procedure

1. Pull the hood release under the dashboard to open the hood.
2. Remove the engine air inlet pipe on top of the battery.
3. Disconnect the negative battery terminal.
4. Remove the red plastic cover from the top of the battery.
5. Loosen the 10mm nut on the top bracket.
6. Remove the battery from the battery tray.

Can you change the battery on a Mitsubishi L200?

This video will help you to change the key battery in you Mitsubishi L200 car key. The important thing here is the transponder chip. Unlike other car keys, it is glued to the key cover which is a really bad idea. Once these get a bit old and worn out, often the screw hole breaks and the cover comes loose.

How do you change the battery in a Mitsubishi?

Just pop the battery out using the screwdriver. It is a Cr1616, so to pop it back together, put your battery in and make sure it works. Then this here, you pop these back here, just be careful of this bit here doesn’t break, because a lot of these break and then they don’t stay in.

Is the key cover on a Mitsubishi a bad idea?

Unlike other car keys, it is glued to the key cover which is a really bad idea. Once these get a bit old and worn out, often the screw hole breaks and the cover comes loose. Once that happens the chip glue gives up and the chip falls out and get lost. So make sure you keep an eye on the chip! Okay, today we’re looking at a Mitsubishi key.

This video will help you to change the key battery in you Mitsubishi L200 car key. The important thing here is the transponder chip. Unlike other car keys, it is glued to the key cover which is a really bad idea. Once these get a bit old and worn out, often the screw hole breaks and the cover comes loose.

Just pop the battery out using the screwdriver. It is a Cr1616, so to pop it back together, put your battery in and make sure it works. Then this here, you pop these back here, just be careful of this bit here doesn’t break, because a lot of these break and then they don’t stay in.

Unlike other car keys, it is glued to the key cover which is a really bad idea. Once these get a bit old and worn out, often the screw hole breaks and the cover comes loose. Once that happens the chip glue gives up and the chip falls out and get lost. So make sure you keep an eye on the chip! Okay, today we’re looking at a Mitsubishi key.