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  • 5910A004 Mitsubishi CABLE,HOODLOCKRELEASE

5910A004 Mitsubishi CABLE,HOODLOCKRELEASE, Price: 11.86$, Weight: 0.07kg

    • Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

    Mitsubishi

    5910A004

    CABLE,HOODLOCKRELEASE

    		 25

    0.07

    15-20

    11.86$
     

    Originals

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    Mitsubishi
    5910A004 
    CABLE,HOODLOCKRELEASE
    		2
    0.081
    2-3
    14.45$
     

    Substitutions

    Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
    FEBEST
    04101CW 
    CABLE ASSEMBLY HOOD LOCK CONTROL
    		2
    0.345
    2-3
    7.68$
     
    Mitsubishi
    5910A005 
    CABLE,HOOD LOCK RELEASE
    		0
    0.075
    -
    14.11$
    		 Not Available
    Mitsubishi
    5910A005 
    CABLE,HOOD LOCK RELEASE
    		0
    0.075
    -
    14.11$
    		 Not Available

    Compatibility

    FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToModificationPlantDiagram
    CW0#Europe (EUROPE)CW8W08.200807.20122000DIESEL - H-LINE(4WD/7P/EURO4/DPF),6FM/T NED/RHDNEDCAR View

    Reliable Hood Release Cable for Mitsubishi

    Keep your bonnet access smooth and safe with this OEM‑grade hood release cable. It links the cabin handle to the front latch, so you can open the hood for service, battery boosts, and fluid checks. Built with low‑stretch inner wire and a corrosion‑resistant sheath, it delivers a crisp pull, long life, and a factory feel.

    Why this part is needed

    Without a healthy cable, you cannot pop the hood. Routine maintenance, emergency shut‑offs, and fuse access become hard or impossible. A fresh cable restores secure locking and easy opening—no prying, no guesswork.

    How it works ⚙️

    When you pull the cabin lever, the inner cable slides inside its housing and actuates the latch. The latch releases the catch; a secondary hook finishes the job. Proper tension and smooth routing are vital for quick, reliable action.

    What happens if it fails ❗

    • Hard or no hood release; stuck bonnet
    • Frayed wire, rough pull, or spongy feel
    • Latch may not fully close—rattle or unsafe driving
    • Risk of snapping in cold or rust—costly access work

    Tech tip: replace at the first signs of sticking, rust, or broken clips. Lightly lube the latch, not the cable. ✅

    Compatibility

    • Outlander