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Parking Brake Cable Rear-left/right Dorman C93041 on 2040-parts.com

US $10.95
Location:

McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania, United States

McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:New Brand:Dorman/First Stop Manufacturer Part Number:C93041 UPC:082702335659

54.375" Overall Length

Brake Cables are responsible for application of the parking or emergency brake. When failure occurs, Brake Cables need to be replaced for the vehicle to pass state inspections. Brake Cables are direct replacements parts.

Features
  • Inner cables are sheathed and lubricated to provide longer life and improved performance
  • Flexible casings are completely covered with conduit to prevent corrosion of interior cables
Cable Jacket Material
Rubber
Cable Length (in)53.93
Color/FinishBlack
Conduit Length (In)46.73
Installation Hardware IncludedNo
Package ContentsBrake Cable
Use LocationRear Left and Rear Right

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