Automatic transmission Mitsubishi Montero Sport
Types of automatic transmissions for Montero Sport
* Aisin AW30-43LE (4-speed, from 1999 to 2008)
* Aisin AW50-41LE (5-speed, from 2008 to 2023)
Features of each automatic transmission
Aisin AW30-43LE
* Four speeds
*Hydraulic control
*Uses torque converter lock-up to improve fuel economy
Aisin AW50-41LE
* Five gears
* Electronic control
* Offers adaptive shifting to optimize performance
* Equipped with torque converter lock-up system for improved efficiency
Advantages of automatic transmissions in Montero Sport
* Ease of control and driving comfort
* Smooth gear shifting
* Increased fuel economy due to torque converter lock-up (especially for AW50-41LE)
*Higher towing capabilities (with stronger drivetrains)
Automatic transmission service
To ensure optimal operation of the automatic transmission in the Mitsubishi Montero Sport, it is important to follow the maintenance schedule:
* Change the automatic transmission fluid and filter regularly (usually every 30,000-60,000 km)
* Check the fluid level and the condition of the automatic transmission for leaks
* Carry out regular diagnostics and maintenance of the automatic transmission to identify any potential problems at an early stage
Reliability and common problems
Automatic transmissions in Montero Sport are generally reliable when properly maintained. However, some common problems that may occur include:
* Wear of automatic transmission solenoids
* Automatic transmission fluid leaks
* Clogged automatic transmission filters
* Problems with electrical components (for AW50-41LE)
Automatic transmission repair
If there is a problem with your Montero Sport automatic transmission, repairs can be expensive. Depending on the severity of the problem, repairs may involve replacing solenoids, gaskets, bearings, or even the entire transmission.
To avoid costly repairs, it is important to keep the automatic transmission in good condition through regular maintenance and proper use.