Dorman - First Stop Brake Hydraulic Hose P/N:H621023

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$27.99
MPN: H621023
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Dorman - First Stop Brake Hydraulic Hose P/N:H621023
Dorman - First Stop Brake Hydraulic Hose P/N:H621023
$27.99

Keep pressurized brake fluid reaching the wheel with the Dorman - First Stop Brake Hydraulic Hose H621023, a direct-fit replacement for the rear right position on the 2006-2009 Ford Mustang. This flexible hose carries brake fluid from the chassis hard line to the wheel while flexing to accommodate suspension and steering movement, keeping the connection intact where a rigid line cannot bend.

  • Application: Rear right brake hydraulic hose for the 2006-2009 Ford Mustang.
  • Function: Routes pressurized brake fluid from the hard line to the wheel and flexes with suspension and steering travel.
  • Signs it may need replacing: cracking, bulging, chafing, or fluid weeping at the hose; if a failing hose is the cause, it can lead to a soft or spongy pedal.

Inspect the mating fittings and use fresh brake fluid, then bleed the system after installation. Consult the vehicle service information for the correct fittings and torque, and whether any hardware may be reused. Replacing a compromised flexible hose helps address a leak or a swelled, restricted line if the hose is the cause.

Interchange: 611636 · 150.61433 · 15061433 · 350-54199 · 35054199 · 6R3Z2A442D · 7R3Z2A442B · BH382335 · 2204392 · BH143269 · F143269 · Manufacturer part number H621023.

This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:

611636, 150.61433, 350-54199, 6R3Z2A442D, 7R3Z2A442B, BH382335, 2204392, BH143269, F143269

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does this hose install on the vehicle?

It replaces the rear right brake hydraulic hose position on the 2006-2009 Ford Mustang.

What does a brake hydraulic hose do?

It carries pressurized brake fluid from the chassis hard line to the wheel and flexes to allow for suspension and steering movement that a rigid line cannot handle.

What are the signs this hose may need replacing?

Look for cracking, bulging, chafing, or fluid weeping at the hose. If a failing hose is the cause, it can contribute to a soft or spongy brake pedal.

What should I do after installing it?

Inspect the fittings, top off with fresh brake fluid, and bleed the brake system. Consult the vehicle service information for correct torque and fittings.

Should I replace the hose on the other side too?

This listing is for the rear right hose. Inspecting and replacing hoses on both sides together is a good practice for even, balanced braking, but check each hose's condition.