The transmission is very smooth shifting as well and has a "hold" feature that gives some degree of manual control. I've found it to be really useless to be honest. It does not give truly manual control of the transmission as it should. If left in D the only thing it does is to start the car off in 2nd and shifts as usual up to 4th. With the "hold" feature activated it does not downshift automatically for engine braking as per the normal mode. That's about it. I say leave it in normal mode unless on loose gravel or you want to be miserly and save some fuel by starting off in 2nd.
the automatic trans fluid in all Mitsubishi's with the exception of the Chrysler eclipse is diamond atf sp 3.
Use the b button or use down to throw them to hold them hold b or down.
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=416844 I have a 1999 Kia Sportage and there is a HOLD button on the automatic shifter and it controls the transmission shifting for slippery or wet conditions. The manual says the HOLD will shift more smoothly for slippery conditions so that you don't loose traction. For practical purposes though, if you press the HOLD button while driving down the road the transmission will shift into the "Passing" gear and remain there until you slow down or release the HOLD button. I use the HOLD button when I want to control the shifting on corners and maintain higher RPM's on the engine. At speed on the expressway the HOLD button will shift down into the passing gear and this is nice on hills. Then when you want to unshift, release the HOLD button.
Hold the Ctrl button
hold the "rcl" button in and use the "seek" button for hours and the "scan" button for minutes
hold the setup button for a second, then click the button labeled menu. If you hold the setup button too long the light will stay on and expect a code for reprogramming, so don't do that.
hold clock button and use the seek or other button underneath while holding the clock button
You hold down the shift button, or whatever button you use to squat, until you reach the ground.
Automatic coffee makers are very easy to use. You just put in the filter, add the coffee, and add water then press a button and wait for your coffee to finish.
Press and hold the " CLK " button To adjust the hours use the " SEEK " button To adjust the minutes use the " TUNE or TUNE DISC " button
from what I gathered, the hold button keeps it in a certain gear while cruising on the freeway, so it doesnt always shift. I dont know what use that will be.
hold down the button you use to throw it