OEM Mitsubishi Parking Brake Cables
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Parking Brake Cable
Mitsubishi
36530W000P
From 02/03/2020. Outlander Sport. 2.0l. Right. Fwd. To 03/12/2024.
MSRP $90.00
Park Brake Cable
Mitsubishi
4820A812
Console & components, sedan. Mirage G4. Right.
MSRP $92.15
Park Brake Cable
Mitsubishi
4820A261
Outlander. Left. Park brake handle, awd. Park brake handle, fwd.
MSRP $105.08
Park Brake Cable
Mitsubishi
4820A815
Console & components, hatchback. Mirage. Left.
MSRP $99.53
Parking Brake Cable
Mitsubishi
4820A594
Eclipse Cross. Right. Awd. Le models.
MSRP $194.68
Parking Brake Cable
Mitsubishi
4820A050
Lancer. Without turbo. Right. Fwd. Rear disc brakes.
MSRP $102.55
Parking Brake Cable
Mitsubishi
36531W000P
Outlander Sport. 2.0l. Left. From 02/03/2020. Outlander Sport. 2.4l.
MSRP $97.08
Park Brake Cable
Mitsubishi
4820A264
Outlander. Right. Park brake handle, awd.
MSRP $101.82
Parking Brake Cable
Mitsubishi
4820A102
Outlander. Right. Awd. 3.0l. 7 Passenger Seating.
MSRP $110.62
Parking Brake Cable
Mitsubishi
4820A103
Outlander. Left. 3.0l. 7 Passenger Seating.
MSRP $119.47
Park Brake Cable
Mitsubishi
4820A807
Console & components. Mirage. Left. To 4/1/14.
MSRP $87.75
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Mitsubishi Motors Parking Brake Cables: Emergency Brake Connection
Mitsubishi Motors of North America understands your desire for top-quality parts to keep your vehicle in excellent condition. Parking brake cables are the steel wire assemblies that connect parking brake levers or pedals to rear brake mechanisms. These cables run through protective housings and transfer mechanical force for parking brake application. They provide secondary braking and secure parking on inclines. Reliable cables maintain function on vehicles like the Mitsubishi Raider and Mitsubishi i-MiEV.
Why Parking Brake Cables Fail
Cable strands fray and break from repeated tension cycles and corrosion over years. Protective housings rust through and allow water to reach cables, accelerating deterioration. Cables freeze in housings during winter when moisture accumulates and freezes solid. Return springs weaken and fail to release parking brakes fully after application. Adjustment mechanisms seize from corrosion and prevent proper cable tension settings. Generic aftermarket cables often use thinner wire strands or housings that corrode quickly. Mitsubishi Motors parking brake cables feature corrosion-resistant housings and properly sized wire strands for reliable operation in all weather conditions.
Maintaining Parking Brake Function
Apply parking brake regularly even with automatic transmissions to prevent cable seizure. Lubricate cables annually at grease points to reduce friction and corrosion. Test parking brake holding ability on inclines to verify proper adjustment and function. Address dragging rear brakes that indicate cables not releasing fully. Replace cables showing rust or fraying before they break and leave vehicles unsecured. Adjust cable tension according to service procedures to maintain proper brake engagement. Coordinate parking brake cable maintenance with rear brake service including brake pads for complete rear brake system reliability and parking security.
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