OEM Mitsubishi Brake Hoses
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Brake Hydraulic Hose
Mitsubishi
4650D388
Without hybrid. Right. Outlander PHEV.
MSRP $88.72
Brake Hose
Mitsubishi
4650C950
Outlander PHEV. Wheel side. Right. With awd, outer, 2.4L hybrid. Without awd, inner, without hybrid.
MSRP $52.50
Brake Hose
Mitsubishi
4650D021
4wd, with electric parking brake. Without awd, inner, without hybrid. Outlander. Wheel side. Left. Eclipse Cross. Se, sel models.
MSRP $52.35
Brake Hose
Mitsubishi
4650B628
With awd. Outlander. 3.0l. Lancer. Rear disc brakes. With turbo. Outlander. 2.4l. 7 seat. All. 4wd, 3.0L. 2wd.
MSRP $38.48
Brake Hose
Mitsubishi
4650D914
Right. Body side. Outlander PHEV. Left. Awd with hybrid. inner.
MSRP $45.05
Brake Hydraulic Hose
Mitsubishi
4650C858
Without awd, outer, without hybrid. Eclipse Cross. Right. Outlander. Body side. With awd, inner. Fwd, with electric parking brake. 4wd...
MSRP $44.75
Brake Hydraulic Hose
Mitsubishi
4650D387
Without hybrid. Left. Outlander PHEV.
MSRP $88.72
Brake Hose
Mitsubishi
4650B631
Outlander. Wheel side. 4wd, 2013-25. Fwd, 2013-22. Without awd. With awd, outer, 2.4L.
MSRP $42.61
Brake Hydraulic Hose
Mitsubishi
MR569323
Left. From 2/06. 2.4L. Galant. De, es, se, gts. Without ralliart.
MSRP $24.37
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Buyer's Guide to Mitsubishi Brake Hoses
What Mitsubishi Brake Hoses Do
Depending on the type of brake system used by your Mitsubishi vehicle, the factory brake hoses are responsible for routing hydraulic brake fluid from the master brake cylinder to either the brake calipers -- in a disc brake system-- or wheel cylinders -- in a drum brake system. That fluid builds up, with the resulting pressure causing your brakes to either slow or stop your wheels.
The Difference Between Brake Hoses and Brake Lines
Brake hoses, whether made of rubber or stainless steel, are more flexible than brake lines, so they're less likely to snap when you drive over bumps or make a turn. Brake lines are extremely rigid metal tubes, on the other hand, which means they're far less capable of adapting to changes in movement.
How to Spot Faulty Brake Hoses
While there are indicators of trouble, they're fairly common to many brake issues. That means you'll want a certified Mitsubishi technician examining your entire brake system if you notice any of the following signs:
- The brakes quit working
- The hose material is cracked, broken or torn
- The brake pedal feels soft under your foot
Genuine Mitsubishi Brake Hoses Deliver The Quality You Demand
Your manufacturer makes their brake hoses to fit right into your model's brake system, delivering the compatibility you want when you're shopping online. We sell them, right here, and ship directly to your front door. Order today!