No start concern - Mitsubishi Outlander 2004

check your lighter fuse if its blown that's it.
phone charger outlet not working ?

why is the problem

Dead battery or blown main fuse

spark plugs are under valve cover. Each plug has its own coil pack module. Plug is under this. Be ware, factory plugs may have to be ordered ( $ 15 - 20 ea.) , depending on parts stores in your area. here in Canada, some stores had wrong computer listings for all brands of plugs for this car!! The factory plugs are NKG Iridium, and are longer than conventional plugs!! I'm about to change mine ( 160000 KM's).Looked at plugs cpl mths ago, didnt look too bad. Hope to get another 160 K's from new ones ! Good luck .!

best and easiest way to test the alternator is to take it to an auto parts store... they will test the battery and charging system for free so that they can try to sell you parts

Sears will charge like $30 but give you that money back towards the price of the repair

without a load tester there is not much you can do to test the charging system correctly

Sounds like the electric fan is not coming on. Could be the switch screwed into the radiator, a malfunctioning fan relay, a blown fan fuse or the fan motor has gone bad.

Try this,,turn the key on ,wait 10 minutes,then turn the key off,then right back on,do this three times,a total of 30 minutes,this should reset the key fob,if this is the problem.

sounds like a bad alternator

you must ring mitsubishi as the problem is the cooling fan controller and this is product recall and will be replaced for free

There is a Recall to replace your cooling fan module because of this concern.

Open your hood and look at the black box bolted to your radiator fan by the battery. If it does not have a green dot on it, you have not had the replacement fan module installed.

Contact your local dealer with your VIN handy to verify the recall has not been done and to schedule an appointment.

If the recall has been done, verify if you have power coming out of the module to the fans, as the fans do burn out eventually.... but rarely both at once.