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  • MR313755 Mitsubishi CABLE,HOOD LOCK RELEASE

MR313755 Mitsubishi CABLE,HOOD LOCK RELEASE, Price: 11.63$, Weight: 0.15kg

    • Marca Número Nombre Disponibilidad Peso, kg Ship in, Days Precio

    Mitsubishi

    MR313755

    CABLE,HOOD LOCK RELEASE

    		 8

    0.15

    2-3

    11.63$
     

    Originals

    Marca Número Nombre Disponibilidad Peso, kg Procesamiento, días Precio  
    TSK
    MR313755 
    BONNET CABLE
    		0
    0.15
    4-5
    4.85$
    		 No disponible

    Substitutions

    Marca Número Nombre Disponibilidad Peso, kg Procesamiento, días Precio  
    FEBEST
    04101K60 
    cable assembly hood lock control
    		2
    0.25
    2-3
    8.94$
     

    Compatibilidad

    MercadoAño de modelo desdeAño de modelo hastaPlanta de fabricaciónDiagrama
    General (CHINA)05.199804.2002MMTH View
    MercadoAño de modelo desdeAño de modelo hastaDiagrama
    General (MEXICO)12.200209.2007 View
    CarroceríasMercadoМodeloAño de modelo desdeAño de modelo hastaМоdificaciónDiagrama
    K80,90#General (EXPORT)K97W06.199703.20112800DIESEL/4WD - GLS(WIDE),4FA/T LHD View
    MercadoAño de modelo desdeAño de modelo hastaDiagrama
    General (CHINA)10.200204.2003 View
    CarroceríasMercadoМodeloAño de modelo desdeAño de modelo hastaМоdificaciónDiagrama
    K90#Europe (EUROPE)K94W08.199802.20092500DIESEL/4WD - GLX(EURO2),5FM/T LHD View

    Hood Lock Release Cable ??

    This control cable links the interior hood handle to the front latch. You need it to open the hood safely for oil checks, coolant top-ups, battery service, and emergency repairs. Without a smooth, reliable pull, even simple maintenance turns into a struggle.

    How it works

    When you pull the cabin lever, the inner steel wire slides inside a protective outer sheath. That movement rotates the latch release arm at the hood lock, popping the primary catch so the hood can be lifted and secured. The sheath keeps the pull force direct, while the wire transmits it with minimal stretch.

    What happens if it’s worn or broken

    A stretched, rusty, or frayed cable causes a heavy or sticky handle, delayed release, or no release at all. If it snaps, the hood may stay locked shut, forcing risky access methods that can damage the grille, latch, or hood edge. In some cases a partially seized cable can prevent full latch return, affecting secure closing.

    Common signs

    • Handle feels loose or suddenly harder to pull
    • Hood opens only after multiple pulls
    • Visible fraying at latch end

    Compatibility

    • Montero Sport
    • Pajero Sport
    • L200
    • Pajero/Montero Sport
    • Nativa