@@jamieray657 hi and thanks for your comment 😊 There are 2 ways to do this job . With a electric pump and without a pump. I have videos showing both methods my friend. No harm will come to the power steering pump as the engine never get started in both methods. Long as the fluid level is correct when finished and the power steering pump is not dry. The only way that can happen is if you have a leak somewhere on your system or you forget to put new fluid in.( I have seen the second one happen. Not by me lol ) Have trust and faith my Friend you can do this. All the best in your diy money saver jobs my friend 😀

Glad to help hope it's nice and sunny there mate 👍 👌 😎

@@magicspanners402 thanks, yes its as sunny as the sun can get!! Waiting for the winter, cheers Anthony

@@felipecesan1 no apologies needed my friend. And thank you for your question 🙏 😊 I buy the diesel and fill a 5 litre container. If your good you can pour straight from the container. But I use anything clean a cup or jug to fill with diesel then put that into the filter housing. What's left in the container goes into the cars tank. Only the clean stuff. Hope this helps my friend 🙏 😃

@@magicspanners402 thanks You!

@@magicspanners402 Hi mate,Sorry to bother you again. I bought a new filter and installed it, but when I started the motor, it worked for 10 seconds and then stopped. When I put the old filter back on, it worked perfectly. Is there something specific I need to do to the new filter before installing it, or should I consider buying a different brand? Thanks!

@@felipecesan1 don't be sorry my friend. I'm here to help anyone who asks. I've used both after market pasts and original mitsubishi ones. Wow I bet that was messy putting the old filter back? You could have gotten air into the system but it would have naturally bleed itself by starting the car. Did you let the new filter soak up clean diesel then top up the filter casing ? The tightening band on the filter casing can also be fiddly because they made of plastic. If the seal is not right air will get in that way too.. I hope this information helps my friend. If your still having trouble and your in the UK I'm happy to link up an help you out. I often travel all over for work. So unless your in Scotland I'd be going past you at so point 😇

Thank you so much for the advice! I actuallyb live in Australia, so unless you fancy a kangaroo ride over here, I'll give your tips a go on my own. Really appreciate your help, mate!

@@christianv4936 hi Chris thank you for your comment 😊 glad you found the video helpful. It us a common problem with the shogun sports I've found if you go for the pro bushes they do last longer than ogm ones. It is easy to do just remember the order of the washers an bushes. Take a picture before you take it apart. I always find that helpful.. wishing you all the best in your diy MANTAINCE an repairs my friend 😀 😊

Yes, i definately will,cheers

Hi thanks for your comment 😊 I'm glad your finding the videos helpful. Unfortunately not all customers want there cars appearing in videos and obviously filming a job takes longer than just doing the job. I'm sure in the future I'll come across more bmw 318s. There will be more videos coming soon when I get the time covering coolant changes. Transmission oil change and brakes in the future. Stay turned my friend 😎

@@magicspanners402 AWESOME! Thank you for the reply.

Hi Peter thank you for taking the time to comment 😀 it's a handy tool to have if your car doesn't come with a inflator. Mines is still going strong 16 months later and I've been using it weekly on a 4 car strong family 🤗 Wishing you all the best with your purchase my friend 😎

Thank you for your comment. Unfortunately the one in the video you have to plug into the car or power pack to get working. Halfords do sell an advanced Air inflator it cost £60 I know that one you can plug into the mains

Yes you are right I keep forgetting to mention it in my videos but I don't use it. When this machine is in use the vibrations causes the dust cap to to move about and sometimes it'll bounce off somewhere and you have to find it lol. So I just either hold the cap in my hand or put it on the floor

Hello my friend thank you for your comment 😊. When you wash the front screen the headlights will get a spray at the same time. It's automatic, you can't just wash the headlights unfortunately. The longer you put screen wash on the screen the more they will get sprayed 👍

Hello my friend thank you for your comment 😊 before I did this job my car cut out. The gauge was saying I had a quarter of a tank but the engine wasn't getting fuel. I got 20 litres and put that in and it started. Still reading a quarter of a tank. When I filled the tank it would show it was full but after going below half mark I knew I had less fuel in the tank than what it was showing. Because I always reset my trip counter in the past and knew what I'd normally get on a full tank. I do now have a camera I can put into things to take a look but back then I didn't. Hope this helps 🙏 ☺️

I used a oil filter remover . Or oil filter removal wrench. On the bmw it's a plastic cap with a cartridge inside if your lucky you can undo it with your hand. But alot of people over tighten them up hope thus helps

Hello my friend thank you for your comments. If you can get the correct fluid from the dealer. That's why I have 2 power steering changes videos on my channel. You can use atf fluid at a pinch in power steering system. I struggled to get the correct fluid from mitsubishi here in the UK and if you are in the UK a company called Morris oils make very good compatible oils for our cars. You just put in your reg and they tell you what you should use. In my 1st video I used ravenell atf III for my shogun sport. But did another flush using a different method when I got the proper fluid. Its not a good idea to mix different oils my friend thats why if using something different a flush is required. Hope this helps 🙏

@@magicspanners402 Thank you so much for ur honesty and response! I am in Botswana and will try mitsubishi dealer and see what they can offer!

@@sandveldoff-campdrifters2174 happy to help my friend take care 🙂

Thank you for your comment my friend. Yes you are right if you know what you are doing alot of jobs are quicker. When making these guide videos I'm trying to help people who know nothing about cars or basic knowledge. When filming it takes longer to do the job setting up camera,tools needed etc. And I do the job slower to show the steps needed for someone to take if doing themselves. From a novice point of view. Hope this helps in why some videos are a little bit longer than they need to be. God bless you have a good day my friend 🙏

Thanks for your comment. Sorry I don't have this vehicle anymore all paperwork regarding part numbers went to the new owner. If you contact your local mitsubishi dealer they will help you get the right part for you car 🚗 😉

@@magicspanners402 thanks again my friend 👍🏻

Hi thanks for your comment 😊 yes the old unit still works you just can't set the pressure level. Been using this for over a year now just need to finish my video on the year and other uses I've found for the tyre inflator lol 😇

Hello my friend. This video is how to replace the front head light sensor. It changes the level of the beam as you drive along. Hope this helps 🙏

Thanks for your comment James glad you found the video helpful 😀 👍 lol just don't use the turkey baster in the kitchen after keep it in your tool box 😀 😉

Hello my friend and thank you for your comment. In the UK 🇬🇧 the shogun sport only comes with a manual tailgate (one you have to pull and close yourself) alot of modern car have a electric power tailgate which opens for you and closes by itself. This video is for anybody who would like to change there manual tailgate to a powered one. Hope this helps 🙏 ☺️

Thank you for your kind comments my friend. Happy I was able to help. I haven't made a video on the grease nipples. I have done mine and others would find this helpful. Thank you for pointing it out. 😇 I will make a video for others to help them out. I wish you all the best in your future self maintenance my friend 🙏

@@magicspanners402 great stuff, I have seen that the ATF oil is MA1 and strictly only this oil in gearbox. Mitsubishi say any other oil will cause severe damage. Your thoughts? I'll be doing this on next service , is it just drain plug out and once back fill untill weeps from filler hole (just over 12litre)

@@gateshox yes my friend you are right. The Mitsubishi ATF MA1 fluid is the correct transmission fluid for the Shogun Sport. 👍 It comes in 18litre containers . But you won't get all the old fluid out from just the drain plug. You are in luck though I'm changing mine next week as long as the weather holds up here in the UK. And I'll be filming the whole process. You'll get a heads up before you do yours 👌 .these cars take 12.8 litres for a full change . I measure what I've got out and replace it with the same amount. There is a dip stick under the drain plug its called a overflow pipe. But to use that You'll need a pricy scan tool that'll read the transmission oil temperature 85c to 89c to know you got the right level 👍 😉 the old shogun was a lot easier you just just it all down the dip stick lol. But yes always use the manufacturers transmission oil when changing fluid. It the most expensive part of your car and not a area to be cutting corners lol 🙃 hope this helps and stay tuned for the video my friend 😊

@@magicspanners402 thank you. Look forward to the video. Looks like big job. Will you be changing the ATF filter too? Hope the weather is kind . Love your videos 😎

@@gateshox lol is cold out but I'm determined to get it done. 💪 I'm just doing a fluid change. The filter is not like a normal filter it's a screening filter and not under pressure. You don't really have to change them my friend 😊

Well done! glad you found the video helpful 👍 the instructions for this unit are abit baffling lol 😆

Does the job its ment to do mate. I'll be doing a 12month follow up video soon . And showing the extra things it can do that it wasn't designed for 😉

Thanks for your comment 👍 Thats great news my friend 😀 Doing the work yourself not only saves you money. But you also know your using the right oils and parts for your vehicle 😉 And you can take your time insuring you don't overlook or miss anything. Trouble with garages here in uk is they want to get the car in and out the workshop quickly putting pressure on technician's to do jobs quickly and opportunities to miss things unfortunately happens. I'm glad your fix was only a loose fitting. My your journey into self car repairs be a enjoyable one 😉

Thanks for your comment the smoke you saw is me smoking. Naughty habbit I know 😏. So nothing to worry about my friend 😃

Gald your OK. The system does give false positives. Unfortunately you can't disable it as its hard wired into the car system to come back on when you start the car again just like start stop technology. Its annoying but you do get into a habit of turning it off. Like putting your seat belt on. When you set off I do everytime now. The other way to stop it is to block the sensor at the front of the car but if you do that the car will constantly beep at you which is even more annoying.

Thank you for you comment 😊. Nice car mate! yes there will be a brake video coming soon my pads almost need replacing. I'll cover the front and back. Just need some clear weather and I'll get to it . Unlike other brakes these have clips holding the pads in place more so on the rear than the front. There will be a automatic transmission fluid change before the brakes though 😉

@@magicspanners402 thanks mate, look forward to the new vids.

​@@magicspanners402 very good of you to take time to make these tutorials. It's made me decide to keep my Pajero sport. I'm a VW air-cooled guy so always been scared of diesel motors. Be good to keep in touch if you have no objection. I'm in South Africa . How do I direct message on KZfaq?

Hi thanks no worries 👍 anytime you have a question just pop a comment on any video 😀 Glad your keeping your shogun sport I moved over from Land rover myself got fed up with them breaking down all the time. Mitsubishi offers reliably and they are mostly bullet proof long as the service is done. I make videos when I get spare time and if I think it'll help other owners. Thanks for your kind comments 🙂

Thanks James. Lol I have one now for future videos 👍

Hi. I brought my kit from Ali express. It cost £271. Its still on there for sale. And still works fine today 👍

Hi Adam thank you for your comment. I would say from mitsubishi manufacturers side its cheaper to stick to the traditional vacuum set up. You do get a lot for your money when buying a shogun sport but alot under the hood and car are old traditional components. Although this car has a electric park brake.

Thank you for your kind comments 🙏 😊 I'm glad you found the videos helpful. When I remember I do add the pajero an montero to the titles but they end up looking abit long lol. I'll keep it in mind fir future videos my Friend thanks 👍

Yes it is and your right. These cars are serviced facing downwards on a hill. When there up on the ramp they become level. I've even had a sprit level on a land-rover side step just to check they are level 😉

@@magicspanners402 good man, nice one

Hi I got my parts off eBay the item number is 175206602903 the cost around £28.00 hope thus helps mate 👍

Hi mate. EBay 385263143617 is the item number. Enjoy 😉

Your welcome. Glad to help ☺️

Hi tigerfire thanks for your comment 😊. Life and time mate. Priorities changed in 2012 and it was put to one side. In 2014 it was serviced by a friend and stored away. From there not having the time and other situations . Now my sons all grown up we're working together ❤️ when we have time to give the JAG some love and bring it back to the road . More videos will follow as we put it through its mot and other stuff. When we both get space time .

Glad you found it helpful

Happy to help mate wishing you all the best with you new product. I'm still using mine weekly

Happy to help mate 👍 👌

Hiya there are no blubs in the led units. Nothing to replace 😌