Replace a stretched, seized or frayed rear cable with this Dorman parking brake cable, part number C660015 from the First Stop line, a direct-fit replacement for the 1999-2005 Pontiac Grand Am and the 1999-2004 Oldsmobile Alero. It is cataloged for the rear right and rear left positions and carries the pull from the parking brake control to the rear brake so the brake can be applied and released.
Dorman engineered and tested this cable to replicate the original brake cable's fit, function and performance on the listed applications. Its corrosion-resistant design and durable materials add strength and longevity.
- Trustworthy replacement: Engineered and tested against the original brake cable's fit, function and performance on specific vehicles.
- Quality design: The inner cables are sheathed and lubricated for improved durability.
- Long-lasting construction: The flexible casings are fully covered with conduit to protect the interior cables from wear and tear.
- Tough materials: Zinc-plated fittings help resist corrosion.
The cable may need replacing if the parking brake no longer holds, if the lever or pedal travels farther than it used to, if the brake does not fully release, or if the cable looks frayed, kinked or rusted. These signs can have other causes, so diagnose the system before you replace parts. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for engine details.
Interchange: 18P2640 · 41040 · C914499 · BC350570 · 22625422 · BC95562 · BC140855 · F140855
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This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
18P2640, 41040, C914499, BC350570, 22625422, BC95562, BC140855, F140855
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this Dorman brake cable do?
It connects the parking brake control to the rear brake and transmits the pull that applies and releases the brake. It is cataloged for the rear right and rear left positions.
Which vehicles does parking brake cable C660015 fit?
It is listed for the 1999-2005 Pontiac Grand Am and the 1999-2004 Oldsmobile Alero. See the "Vehicles it fits" section for engine details.
What signs suggest a parking brake cable may need replacing?
Signs include a parking brake that won't hold, a lever or pedal that travels farther than usual, a brake that doesn't fully release, or a frayed or rusted cable. Other faults can cause these, so diagnose first.
How is this cable protected against wear and corrosion?
The inner cable is sheathed and lubricated, the flexible casing is fully covered with conduit to protect the interior cable, and the fittings are zinc-plated to help resist corrosion.
What should I know before installing it?
Follow the vehicle service information for cable routing, attachment and parking brake adjustment. Before driving, confirm the brake holds and releases fully.
