2020 Mitsubishi Outlander
Maintenance & specsVERIFIED Oct 31, 2026
The 2020 Mitsubishi Outlander takes 0W-20 Full Synthetic with a total capacity of 5 quarts (filter included). The OEM oil filter is the Mitsubishi MZ690072. Note: this vehicle has 3 active recalls — check the recalls section below. Below you’ll find complete maintenance specs, fluid capacities, parts, and links to buy what you need.
⚑ QUICK DIY TIPS FOR THE 2020 MITSUBISHI OUTLANDER
- Using the OEM filter (Mitsubishi MZ690072) is recommended for warranty compliance.
- Always use 0W-20 Full Synthetic as specified by Mitsubishi — using the wrong viscosity can void your powertrain warranty.
- Check the maintenance schedule below for your next service interval.
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Oil & Filter
02
Fluid Specifications
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Parts & Specifications
Spark Plugs
TypeIridium
Gap0.044
Quantity4
Change interval100,000 mi
Tires
Size245/60R18
Front pressure33 PSI
Rear pressure33 PSI
Air Filter
MitsubishiMR968274OEM
BuyMitsubishi1500A482OEM
BuyMitsubishi1500A376OEM
BuyMitsubishiMZ690960OEM
BuyCabin Air Filter
Mitsubishi7803A109OEM
Buy04
Maintenance Schedule
≈ every 6 months
- ▸Change Engine Oil & Filter
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Torque Specifications
06
Safety Recalls
307
Technical Service Bulletins
83Estimated Current Value
Original MSRP
$32,000
Private Party
$13,984–$15,456
Dealer Retail
$16,192–$18,400
Trade-In
$12,512–$13,984
Depreciation
54%
Estimated values assume average condition and mileage for vehicle age.
Source: estimated
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