Your Mitsubishi Eclipse braking system is a product of precision engineering, and has probably saved your life on more than one occasion. Many different parts must be in good operating condition in order for your braking system to do its job properly. Since our lives often depend on them, it's a good thing that most brake problems become apparent long before they become serious and are easily diagnosed.

For example, a soft or "spongy" brake pedal that goes down too far toward the floor means that brake fluid levels are too low. This may be as simple as adding fluid to the master cylinder reservoir, but the problem may also be caused by a leak in the system.

Leaks can occur in one of the brake cylinders, a brake hose, or a brake line. Another problem literally announces itself when brakes start making an annoying whine or squeal every time you push the pedal. This means worn brake pads, and you should service these as soon as possible. The parts that actually stop your Mitsubishi Eclipse are the brake calipers. The Mitsubishi Eclipse Brake Caliper actually clamps down around the brake rotor, much like bicycle brakes. If a brake pad wears through completely, the caliper winds up grabbing the bare metal of the rotor. The result is major damage to both components. When you need a replacement for your Mitsubishi Eclipse Brake Caliper, see us for the full line of genuine Mitsubishi parts at generous discounts. Check out our deals on the Mitsubishi Eclipse Brake Caliper and other Mitsubishi Eclipse parts you may need.We will meet or beat any competitor's price, and when your order totals $50 or more, shipping is free!