MR953767 Mitsubishi SWITCH,FREEWHEEL CLUTCH, Price: 40.84$, Weight: 0.12kg


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

Mitsubishi

MR953767

SWITCH,FREEWHEEL CLUTCH

201

0.12

15-20

40.84$

 

Originals

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
Mitsubishi
MR953767 
SWITCH,FREEWHEEL CLUTCH
201
0.138
2-3
30.47$
 

Substitutions

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
Mitsubishi
MR453510 
SWITCH,FREEWHEELCLUTCH
0
0.104
-
31.13$
Not Available
Mitsubishi
MR453510 
SWITCH,FREEWHEELCLUTCH
0
0.104
-
31.13$
Not Available

Compatibility

MarketModel Year FromModel Year ToDiagram
General (MEXICO)12.200208.2006 View
MarketModel Year FromModel Year ToDiagram
General (KOREA)11.200808.2013 View
FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToModificationDiagram
V80,90#Europe (EUROPE)V87W09.200603.20213800/SHORT WAGON<07M-> View
FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToModificationDiagram
V90#General (EXPORT)V98W08.200606.20213200D-TURBO/LONG WAGON<07M-> View
FrameMarketModelModel Year FromModel Year ToModificationDiagram
V60#General (EXPORT)V68W02.200012.20063200D-TURBO/SHORT WAGON<01M-> View

Front Axle Freewheel Collar Position Switch for 4WD SUVs

Compact but critical, this threaded sensor sits on the front differential housing and reports when the axle disconnect collar locks or unlocks. Its signal keeps the 4WD indicator, vacuum actuator, and transfer case logic in sync for smooth shift-on-the-fly. Built to resist mud, heat, and vibration .

Why you need it

Accurate feedback prevents driveline wind‑up on pavement, reduces tire scrub, and preserves fuel economy in 2H. It confirms real axle status so the dash 4WD lamp shows the truth, not a guess. Reliable feedback also protects costly hubs, CVs, and diff gears.

How it works

Inside is a spring‑loaded plunger that contacts the fork/collar. When the collar slides to couple or decouple the shaft, the circuit changes state. The control unit then commands the vacuum solenoids and validates engagement on the cluster. Simple, fast, dependable βš™οΈ.

What happens if it’s bad

Symptoms include a flashing 4WD light, delayed engage/disengage, clunks, binding on tight turns, or being stuck in 2WD/4WD. Causes: corrosion, worn tip, cracked resin, or oil/water ingress. Fix is straightforward: unplug, unscrew, install new with thread sealant, torque to spec, and inspect the harness ⚠️.

Tech tip

Use OEM‑grade length only; a too‑long plunger can hold the collar off and a short one won’t trigger. Clean the port and verify vacuum lines.

Compatibility

  • Pajero
  • Montero
  • Pajero/Montero<Short>
  • Pajero/Montero<Long>
  • Pajero/Montero