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Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 2014 - User Manual

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Owner’s Handbook
2014 LANCER EVOLUTION
2014 LANCER EVOLUTION
(5/13)
www.mitsubishicars.com
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Summary

Controls

Automatic Air Conditioning

System for automatic climate control, including defogging windshield and adjusting airflow.

Automatic Headlights

System that automatically turns headlights on/off based on ambient light levels.

Fog Lights

Controls for activating front fog lights, which illuminate only when low beam headlights are on.

High;Low Beam Switch

Mechanism to switch between high and low beam headlights, and flash high beams.

Windshield Wipers

Controls for operating windshield wipers, including intermittent speed adjustment.

Own the Road

Paddle Shifters

Allows upshifting or downshifting with a tap of your fingers without moving hands from the steering wheel.

Cruise Control

Controls for setting and adjusting vehicle speed for comfortable long-distance driving.

Seat Heater Switch

Switch to control the heating level for the vehicle seats (High or Low).

Technology

Keyless Entry System

F.A.S.T.-Key system for locking/unlocking doors, opening trunk, and panic alarm.

Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)

System that warns when tire pressure is critically low or requires service.

Multi-information Meter Switch (INFO Button)

Button to cycle through various vehicle information displays on the meter.

Audio System

USB and iPod Input

Instructions for connecting and playing music from USB devices or iPods.

Audio Remote Control Switch

Controls on the steering wheel for adjusting volume, changing tracks, and source.

System Settings

Configuration options for system sounds, time display, and language.

Listening to the Radio

Guide on how to listen to AM, FM, and HD Radio broadcasts.

Navigation System

Search for a Location

Methods for finding destinations, including home, addresses, and intersections.

Activate Navigation Voice Command

Procedure to activate voice commands for navigation system operation.

Bluetooth Controls

Registering a Bluetooth Device

Steps to pair a Bluetooth® device with the vehicle's system.

Calling by Entering a Telephone Number

Instructions for making calls by manually entering a phone number.

Making a Call from a Phonebook

Guide to placing calls using the vehicle's or mobile phone's contact list.

Incoming Calls

Information on how incoming calls are handled by the audio system.

FAQs

Engine Hard to Start

Tips for starting the engine when it is difficult to start.

Phone Compatibility

Guidance on checking phone compatibility with the Bluetooth® Hands Free System.

Device Not Working

Troubleshooting steps when a device like USB or Bluetooth® Audio does not function.

Playing Music via Bluetooth

Instructions on how to use Bluetooth® Audio for music playback.

Transferring Calls

Procedure to transfer calls from the vehicle system back to the mobile phone.

Audio System Music Upload

Explanation for why the audio system may take time to upload music files.

Playing Music from Portable Player

Different methods for playing music from portable players via USB or Bluetooth®.

Voice Commands for Bluetooth Streaming

Information on why voice commands may not work for Bluetooth® music streaming.

Micron Air Filtration

Details on the air filter location, function, and servicing needs.

FAQs

12 V Accessory Outlet Usage

Information on what devices can be plugged into the 12V outlet and fuse limits.

Remote Start System Remote

Policy regarding the number of remotes available for the remote start system.

MPG Achievement

Advice on driving styles and tire pressure to achieve optimal MPG.

Navigation System Route Choice

Factors the navigation system considers when choosing a route.

Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) Noise

Explanation for the noise produced by the ABS during its self-check.

Rain Sensing Windshield Wipers Operation

Reasons why rain sensing wipers might operate automatically.

Check Engine Light After Refueling

Potential causes for the check engine light illuminating after refueling.

Emergency Key Usage

Instructions for using the emergency key when the F.A.S.T.-key battery is dead.

Overview

This document is the Owner's Handbook for the 2014 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution, providing essential information for drivers to understand and operate their vehicle. It covers various aspects of the car, from basic controls and technology to audio and navigation systems, as well as frequently asked questions.

Driver's View and Controls:

The handbook introduces the driver's cockpit, highlighting key controls and their functions.

  • Side Mirror Adjustment: Details on how to adjust the side mirrors for optimal visibility.
  • Headlights and Fog Lights: Instructions for operating the headlights, including high/low beam switching and the headlight flasher function. Fog lights can be turned on when headlights are on low beam, with a knob controlling their illumination.
  • Air Conditioning: Explains the automatic air conditioning system, including temperature control, blower speed adjustment, air conditioning ON/OFF, air flow and direction mode, and rear window defogger operation. The rear window defogger light automatically turns off after 20 minutes.
  • Windshield Wiper Lever: Describes the operation of the windshield wipers, including single wipe (mist), off, intermittent (adjustable speed), low, and high-speed settings.
  • Cruise Control: Provides instructions on how to activate, set, accelerate, decelerate, and cancel the cruise control system. The CRUISE indicator light in the meter cluster indicates when it's active.
  • Paddle Shifters (if equipped): Explains how to upshift or downshift using the paddle shifters without moving hands from the steering wheel. To return to automatic shifting mode, pull and hold the '+' (SHIFT UP) paddle shifter for over 2 seconds.
  • Audio Remote Control Switch (if equipped): Located on the steering wheel, this switch allows control over volume (up/down), seeking stations or tracks, and changing the audio source (mode).
  • USB Port (if equipped): Instructions on how to connect a USB memory device or iPod to the USB input terminal located in the glove box for audio playback.
  • Bluetooth® Controls: Details on how to use the Bluetooth® system for hands-free calling, including speech recognition, answering incoming calls, and ending calls. It also covers registering a Bluetooth® device and making calls from the phonebook.

Technology and Systems:

The handbook delves into various technological features of the Lancer Evolution.

  • Keyless Entry System (F.A.S.T.-Key/Normal Key): Explains the functions of the key fob, including locking all doors, unlocking the driver's door (once) or all doors (twice), opening the trunk lid (twice), and activating/deactivating the panic alarm. It also describes how to lock/unlock doors using the door lock/unlock switch while carrying the F.A.S.T.-key.
  • Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS): Informs drivers about the TPMS warning light, which illuminates when one or more tires are significantly underinflated. It notes that temperature changes can affect tire pressure and advises checking tire pressure if the light remains on. If the light indicates "TPMS SERVICE REQUIRED," it suggests contacting a Mitsubishi dealer.
  • Multi-information Meter Switch (INFO Button): Describes how to use the INFO button to cycle through various display information in the multi-information meter, such as warnings, odometer/tripmeter, service reminders, engine coolant temperature, fuel consumption (average and momentary), driving range, and average speed.
  • Audio System (if equipped):
    • System Settings: Explains how to access and adjust system-related settings like operation sound and time. This includes setting the date and time, and choosing between 12h or 24h display formats.
    • Listening to the Radio: Provides instructions for listening to AM and FM radio broadcasts, including HD Radio™ technology. It covers tuning to stations, registering favorite broadcast stations, and understanding the information displayed on the screen (Source plate, HD Radio™ indicator, SSN, PTY, Title, Artist, Album, etc.).
    • HD Radio™: Highlights the benefits of HD Radio, including Program Service Data (song name, artist, station IDs), HD2/HD3 Channels (extra local FM channels with new music), and Digital Sound (CD-quality sound for FM, FM-like sound for AM).
  • Navigation System (if equipped):
    • Search for a Location: Explains how to set a pre-registered home as a destination or search for a location by address/intersection.
    • Way Points: Mentions the ability to add additional stops (Way Points) to a route.
    • Saving Addresses: Describes how to save an address into the system's Address Book.
    • Navigation Voice Command: Instructions on how to activate the navigation voice command using the SPEAK button on the steering wheel.
    • HOV Lane Warning: Notes that if a route uses an HOV lane, a message will confirm its use, allowing the driver to choose between an HOV lane route or a non-HOV lane route.
  • HD Weather and Fuel (Navigation only): Explains how to access HD Weather and Fuel Price information from the navigation screen, providing details like current temperature, max/min temperature, wind direction/speed, and fuel prices at nearby stations.

FAQ's:

The handbook includes a comprehensive section addressing common questions.

  • Engine Hard to Start: Advises pressing the accelerator pedal halfway down while cranking to aid starting.
  • Phone Compatibility: Directs users to www.mitsubishicars.com/owners to check phone compatibility with the Bluetooth® Hands-Free System.
  • Device Malfunction (USB, iPhone, Bluetooth® Audio): Suggests pressing the Mode button to select the correct device.
  • Bluetooth® Audio Usage: Refers to the Owner's Manual for detailed instructions.
  • Transferring Calls: Explains how to transfer calls from Bluetooth® to the mobile phone's handset using the speech button and saying "Transfer Call."
  • Audio System Upload Time: Clarifies that the system may take a few minutes to catalog music files from a device due to reading multiple device structures.
  • Playing Music via FUSE Hands-free Link System™: Describes three ways: USB port (categorizes music, voice commands, device charging), Bluetooth® Streaming (no wires, music stops/restarts with vehicle entry/exit, no voice commands), and the third way is not explicitly mentioned but implied to be part of the FUSE system.
  • Controlling Music via Voice Commands during Bluetooth® Streaming: Explains that while the Mitsubishi system uses AVRCP 1.3 (which supports song information), voice commands are not available for track selection during Bluetooth® streaming.
  • Micron Air Filtration: Locates the filter in the HVAC box behind the glove box and advises frequent inspection for debris to maintain air volume.
  • 12V Accessory Outlet: States it's protected by a 15 amp fuse and warns against using devices rated above 12 amps to prevent circuit overload.
  • Second Remote for Remote Start System: Confirms that only one remote can be programmed per vehicle for security reasons.
  • Achieving Stated MPG: Provides tips like avoiding abrupt starts, coasting to traffic lights, driving at speed limits (under 65 mph), and maintaining proper tire pressure.
  • Navigation System Route Choice: Explains that the system considers traffic conditions, road types, distance, and road width.
  • ABS Noise: Clarifies that a noise from the right front engine compartment after starting and driving a short distance is normal, as it's the ABS motor performing a self-check.
  • Rain Sensing Windshield Wipers Operating on Their Own: Explains that in AUTO position, the rain sensor detects rain/snow or foreign objects on the windshield. To stop them, place the lever in the OFF position.
  • Check Engine Light After Refueling: Suggests ensuring the fuel cap is fully engaged (three clicks) and contacting the dealership if the light persists.
  • Using Emergency Key: Provides detailed steps on how to use the emergency key from the F.A.S.T.-key fob to manually unlock the door and start the engine if the key fob or vehicle battery is run down.

This handbook serves as a comprehensive guide for owners of the 2014 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution, ensuring they can effectively utilize all features and maintain their vehicle.

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution 2014 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMitsubishi
ModelLancer Evolution 2014
CategoryAutomobile
LanguageEnglish

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