OEM Mitsubishi Brake Lines
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Brake Hose
Mitsubishi
4650D022
4wd, with electric parking brake. Without awd, inner, without hybrid. Outlander. Wheel side. Right. Eclipse Cross. Se, sel models.
MSRP $52.35
Brake Hose
Mitsubishi
MR449101
Without turbo. 2.0L. Outlander. 2wd, disc brake, 2005-06. 2.4L. 2wd, drum brake, 2003-04. 4wd, 2003-04, drum brake. Lancer.
MSRP $38.20
Brake Hose
Mitsubishi
4650A258
3.8L. Galant. Right. Ralliart. Eclipse. 2.4l. To 2/06.
MSRP $24.97
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
4650B631
Outlander. Wheel side. 4wd, 2013-25. Fwd, 2013-22. Without awd. With awd, outer, 2.4L.
MSRP $42.61
Brake Hose
Mitsubishi
4650A257
3.8L. Galant. Left. Ralliart. Eclipse. 2.4l. To 2/06.
MSRP $24.97
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Mitsubishi Motors Brake Lines: Hydraulic Pressure Conduits
For all your car, truck, or SUV maintenance needs, Mitsubishi Motors of North America is your trusted partner. Brake lines are the reinforced hoses and metal tubes that carry hydraulic fluid under pressure from master cylinders to wheel brakes. These components must contain extreme pressure while remaining flexible at connection points. They transfer braking force instantly when drivers apply brake pedals. Quality brake lines maintain consistent pressure on vehicles like the Mitsubishi Galant and Mitsubishi Endeavor.
How Brake Lines Deteriorate
Rubber brake hoses crack and swell from age, heat exposure, and brake fluid absorption. Internal hose linings separate and create restrictions that reduce braking effectiveness. Metal brake lines corrode from road salt exposure and develop leaks at vulnerable bends. Fittings loosen from vibration and temperature cycling, creating slow pressure losses. Physical damage from road debris or improper tire changes causes immediate fluid loss. Generic aftermarket brake lines may use rubber that swells under pressure or fittings that don't seal reliably. Mitsubishi Motors brake lines feature reinforced construction and corrosion-resistant materials designed to maintain pressure integrity under extreme braking conditions.
Identifying Brake Line Problems
Soft or spongy brake pedal feel indicates air in the system from leaking lines. Visible fluid leaks at fittings or along line lengths require immediate replacement. Swollen or bulging hoses need replacement before they rupture during hard braking. Reduced braking power suggests internal restrictions or pressure loss from damaged lines. Replace brake lines according to service intervals even without visible damage to prevent failures. Bleed brake systems completely after line replacement to remove all air pockets. Maintain brake lines as part of comprehensive brake system care including brake pads and fluid for reliable stopping power and safety.
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