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I’ve been looking around and haven’t been able to find anything yet except a generic, one size fits all set-up. If I can’t find anything else, that just might have to do.
Try the local Mitsu dealer. Higher price, but you know it’ll fit and won’t need to be returned.
That might be it. I’ve found a couple of places that call the side rails the crossbars though. Sucks that there aren’t any pictures. I might just have to call.
Finally! After a week of waiting and taking care of paperwork, I’ll be picking the Outlander up tonight after work 🙂 How’s my Mitsu-mate enjoying his?
Drove it out to the tip of door county for the Rock Island Getaway Thursday, and back yesterday. Lovin’ every minute of it! I need to get satellite radio in it, since I sure do miss that from my scion on the longer drives…
I had to take it to the dealer in Appleton for an open recall issue this morning ( I knew this before I bought it, not a big deal since it cost me nothing more than an hour of drinking free coffee and watching ESPN in the dealership waiting room this morning)
While I was there for the recall, they heard some weird noises at the tire, and turns out I need to replace a hub bearing. Good thing it came with a 30 day 1000 mile warranty. 🙂
I know there are a couple of recalls on mine too. One of them requires the ECM to be reprogrammed to prevent icing of the throttle valve 😯 The other one involves filling in holes in sills and dash panel so water won’t get in and corrode the electrical connections under the seats….very strange recalls IMO.
Do you have a knob for the temperature? Mine sticks. I guess it’s a common problem with the Outlander, not sure if it is the same on the Endeavor. Supposedly there is an updated linkage kit to fix it. Just curious.no sticky knob….but I DID find a spare tire well full of water this morning after the rain!!!
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no sticky knob….but I DID find a spare tire well full of water this morning after the rain!!!
Was this the first time you looked in there? If so, it could be an accumulation over time. If not, check the seal on the rear hatch and window for leaks. That warranty may come in handy again! 🙂
It wasn’t there when I bought it, but WAS there after the rain last night.
They are taking care of the hub bearing for me, no cost.
There is a TSB out for the water in the spare tire well thing, so it’s fairly common.
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