OEM Mitsubishi Sensors and Switches
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Switch
Mitsubishi
8606A033
Console & switches, 2019-22. Parking brake switch. Console & switches, 2017-18. Outlander. Without electric parking brake. Electric park...
MSRP $151.52
Park Brake Warning Switch
Mitsubishi
4815A077
Console & components. Mirage.
MSRP $24.87
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TL; DR:
Mitsubishi brake sensors and switches provide information used by brake lamps, ABS, stability, parking-brake, and control systems. Diagnose the circuit before replacing a component, then match the exact position, connector, signal type, and VIN.
A brake or ABS warning light can indicate a sensor, switch, wiring, connector, power supply, hydraulic, mechanical, or control-unit concern. Reading diagnostic codes and inspecting live data helps narrow the fault. Also verify battery voltage and charging-system condition when multiple electronic warnings appear. Do not replace every sensor associated with a warning light.
What This Category Includes
- Wheel-speed sensors for applicable ABS systems
- Brake-pedal or stop-lamp switches
- Parking-brake position switches
- Brake fluid level or pressure-related sensors where equipped
- Connectors, brackets, clips, and mounting hardware
Why Genuine OEM Brake Electronics Matter
Sensor signal characteristics, air gaps, wire routing, connector seals, mounting depth, and switch adjustment can be vehicle-specific. Genuine Mitsubishi parts provide a cataloged match for the original brake and control system, reducing ambiguity when multiple designs appear within a model line.
Inspect related ABS system parts, wheel hubs and bearings, and applicable electrical controls as part of the diagnosis.
How to Choose the Right Sensor or Switch
Record the VIN, build date, diagnostic codes, exact wheel or pedal position, original part number, connector, wire length, and mounting details. Inspect the harness for rubbing, corrosion, water entry, impact damage, and poor terminal contact. Check tone rings or magnetic encoders where used.
Follow specified adjustment, air-gap, torque, routing, calibration, and code-clearing procedures. A misadjusted brake-lamp switch can affect lamp operation and other systems that rely on pedal position.
Compatibility and Fitment Guidance
Front and rear or left and right sensors may differ. Hub-integrated and separately mounted designs are not interchangeable. Confirm whether the sensor is included with another assembly before ordering duplicate parts.
Key Takeaways
- Use codes, circuit tests, and inspection to isolate the fault.
- Match position, connector, signal design, and VIN.
- Verify wiring route, adjustment, calibration, and warning-light operation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does an ABS code always mean the sensor failed?
No. Wiring, connectors, encoder rings, bearing play, voltage, and control faults can produce sensor-related codes.
Can a brake-light switch affect starting or shifting?
On some vehicles, systems use the brake-pedal signal for interlocks and control logic. Diagnose the exact symptom and circuit.
Are wheel-speed sensors interchangeable?
Do not assume so. Position, wire length, connector, mounting, and signal design may differ.