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OBD2 diagnostic scanner for Mitsubishi
A warning light on your Mitsubishi dashboard? With klavkarr, read fault codes and clear them after repairs yourself, without a trip to the garage.
Compatibility tested on many Mitsubishi vehicles, from older generations to the latest models.
Which Mitsubishi diagnostic tool should you choose?
Both read and clear fault codes. The 310 also covers ABS, airbag and ESP systems. Compare models
Why use a diagnostic scanner for your Mitsubishi?
Tested Mitsubishi compatibility
Every listed model has been tested by a user. Our database lists 4,601 car models, covering 12,195 versions and configurations.
Read & clear fault codes
Find out why a warning light is on and clear the code after fixing the fault, without booking an appointment.
Live data
Monitor performance and spot abnormal sensor readings, pressure or emission-control behaviour before a breakdown.
Plug straight in
Connect to the OBD2 port, with no dismantling or specialist mechanical knowledge required.
Plain-English fault codes
Fault codes explained clearly, without technical jargon or a manufacturer-specific software licence.
Updates included
New models and codes are added regularly, with no subscription.
All Mitsubishi models compatible with our OBD2 scanner
Select your model generation to see supported warning lights and the recommended scanner.
Check the listed Mitsubishi petrol, diesel, hybrid and electric models equipped with an OBD2 port. Available functions depend on the vehicle.
Mitsubishi 380
1 version
Mitsubishi 3000
1 version
Mitsubishi Airtrek
1 version
Mitsubishi ASX
3 versions
Mitsubishi Canter
2 versions
Mitsubishi Carisma
1 version
Mitsubishi Challenger
2 versions
Mitsubishi Chariot
1 version
Mitsubishi Colt
3 versions
Mitsubishi Delica
4 versions
Mitsubishi Diamante
1 version
Mitsubishi Dion
1 version
Mitsubishi Eclipse
4 versions
Mitsubishi eK
6 versions
Mitsubishi Endeavor
1 version
Mitsubishi Freeca
1 version
Mitsubishi FTO
1 version
Mitsubishi Galant
2 versions
Mitsubishi Grandis
1 version
Mitsubishi GTO
1 version
Mitsubishi i
2 versions
Mitsubishi L200
3 versions
Mitsubishi L400
1 version
Mitsubishi Lancer
11 versions
Mitsubishi Magna
1 version
Mitsubishi Maven
1 version
Mitsubishi Minica
2 versions
Mitsubishi Mirage
1 version
Mitsubishi Montero
4 versions
Mitsubishi Outlander
4 versions
Mitsubishi Pajero
6 versions
Mitsubishi Proudia
2 versions
Mitsubishi Raider
1 version
Mitsubishi RVR
2 versions
Mitsubishi Santamo
1 version
Mitsubishi Savrin
1 version
Mitsubishi Shogun
3 versions
Mitsubishi Space
5 versions
Mitsubishi Toppo
1 version
Mitsubishi Town
1 version
Mitsubishi Verrada
1 version
Mitsubishi XR-PHEV
1 version
Mitsubishi Zinger
1 version
EOBD legislation requires vehicles to be compliant from specified dates, depending on their category and market. Learn more in our introduction to OBD or the reference article on on-board diagnostics.
Most common OBD fault codes on Mitsubishi models
Standard OBD fault codes recorded by users of our klavkarr scanners.
Where is the OBD2 port in your Mitsubishi?
The OBD2 port is usually under the steering wheel. klavkarr plugs straight in, with no dismantling or special tools required.
Find my OBD2 portThat is the cost of a diagnostic at a garage each time a warning light comes on. With your own klavkarr, scans are unlimited and cost nothing extra; it can pay for itself from the first use.
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