OEM Mitsubishi Belts and Hoses

1744A111 - : Canister Hose for Mitsubishi Image

Canister Hose

Mitsubishi 1744A111
2.0 & 2.4L hybrid.
$25.80
MSRP $35.25
Save $9.45
26.8% Off
MN190223 - : Filler Hose for Mitsubishi Image

Filler Hose

Mitsubishi MN190223
$21.33
MSRP $29.13
Save $7.80
26.8% Off
1743A387 - : Canister Hose for Mitsubishi Image

Canister Hose

Mitsubishi 1743A387
Sedan, #1.
$44.58
MSRP $62.97
Save $18.39
29.2% Off
7815B833 - : Discharge Hose for Mitsubishi Image

Discharge Hose

Mitsubishi 7815B833
Outlander. 3.0l. From 8/1/18.
Backordered
MR571076 - : Lower Hose for Mitsubishi Image

Lower Hose

Mitsubishi MR571076
Endeavor. To 12/03.
$21.45
MSRP $29.30
Save $7.85
26.8% Off
1741A309 - : Pressure Hose for Mitsubishi Image

Pressure Hose

Mitsubishi 1741A309
Without california.
$21.79
MSRP $29.77
Save $7.98
26.8% Off
MR272678 - : Pressure Hose for Mitsubishi Image

Pressure Hose

Mitsubishi MR272678
Power steering, 1.8L, from 12/98. Mirage. 1.8l.
Backordered
5869A024 - : Drain Hose for Mitsubishi Image

Drain Hose

Mitsubishi 5869A024
With sunroof, rear.
$52.86
MSRP $74.67
Save $21.81
29.2% Off
1715A363 - : Connector Hose for Mitsubishi Image

Connector Hose

Mitsubishi 1715A363
Hatchback.
Backordered
1710A559 - : Filler Hose for Mitsubishi Image

Filler Hose

Mitsubishi 1710A559
Sedan.
$139.48
MSRP $200.40
Save $60.92
30.4% Off
9427A246 - : Water Hose for Mitsubishi Image

Water Hose

Mitsubishi 9427A246
2.4l hybrid rear inverter hoses. #10.
Backordered

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Belts and hoses are integral parts of your vehicle’s engine system. They work together to power various engine components, ensuring smooth operation. Over time, these parts can wear out, affecting your vehicle’s performance. In this article, we’ll discuss the function of belts and hoses, why they break down, and when they should be replaced to keep your Mitsubishi running efficiently.

What Do Belts and Hoses Do?

Belts and hoses serve critical roles in your vehicle. Belts are responsible for transferring power from the engine to various components like the alternator, air conditioning, and power steering pump. Hoses, on the other hand, carry fluids to different systems, such as coolant or fuel. Both parts are essential for maintaining the vehicle's overall performance, and any failure can lead to serious engine issues.

Why Do Belts and Hoses Break Down?

Belts and hoses break down due to factors such as wear and tear, extreme temperatures, and exposure to harmful chemicals. Over time, the rubber in belts can crack, and hoses can become brittle or burst. Driving conditions, such as high temperatures or frequent short trips, can also cause these parts to degrade faster. Regular inspection and maintenance help prevent unexpected failures.

When Should You Replace Belts and Hoses?

Belts and hoses should be replaced every 60,000 to 100,000 miles, depending on your driving conditions. However, if you notice signs of wear like cracks, fraying, or leaks, it’s best to replace them sooner. Choosing genuine Mitsubishi parts, available for models like Mitsubishi Ritz and Mitsubishi Mirage, ensures better durability compared to lower-priced aftermarket alternatives. For other related maintenance, check your Mitsubishi parts regularly to keep your vehicle in top condition.