Mitsubishi Magna TH (1999-2000) Questions & Answers

The last 1,000 TH Magna's built mid 2000, were Executive LS models. They were similar to the earlier Altera LS, but they did not have electric power windows.

To advance the hours on the radio LCD, press the left of the 'tune' button.while keeping 'Time' button depressed.
To advance minutes press right of 'tune' button, while keeping 'time' button depressed.
For dashboard LCD, press mode button until 'clock' is displayed. Then use down arrow to change hours and up arrow to change minutes. Do this with ignition in 'ACC' mode.

Bud, what kind of a question is that?!
Here's one for you...how long is a piece of string?!

Depends if you buy it in a meter roll or a 50m roll.

You'll have to rewrite that question. It doesn't make sense.

ahh, I see, lol, sorry about that, didn't look carefully enough from auto complete text from my phablet(phone/tablet). The CD player/stacker under the passenger seat I meant to type, the previous owner has left a CD or two in there, and I am stuffed in how to get them out as we didn't get an operating/owner manual with the car, having my right arm recently amputated I am having to learn how to do everything left handed after 60 yrs being a righty, sux big time.
My other problem being the drivers seat slide leaver is bloody hard to reach and operate being on the right side, do you know if there are any magna drivers seats available with the position adjustment on the front ?.
thanks again and sorry about the idiot auto fill text.
Lozza

Hey bud...I've made an idiot of my self for seventy years. So you're not The Lone Ranger on that score!

the oil level check is right behind the Radiator, beside the wind shield liquid tank. A small round-ring shaped knob, which can be pulled out to check. drain is located beneath the car.

Google Aussie Magna forum that will answer all you questions.

The easiest way would be go contact Mitsubishi Australia or a mitsubishi dealer and give them the VIN number for the car. They should be able to give you the radio code.

Don't know about the 2000, but on the 1997-1998 if you held the Seek Left button it would change the hours and the Seek Right button would change the minutes.

Hi Monique,
Is the button you are referring to above the ignition?
If so that is the Traction Control button.
Every time you disconnect the battery it will ask for the code for the CD/Radio.
This is usually 4 digits and was supplied with the keys when bought brand new.
If you do not have the code you will need to contact a Mitsubishi Service Centre.
Also check in the Operators Manual in case the previous owner wrote it in there.
That's where I wrote mine.

Hey I found the code but it won't work. Would it be because I've try heaps off codes?