Dorman - First Stop Parking Brake Cable P/N:C94525
Dorman C94402 rear right parking brake cable for the 1991-1993 Honda Accord links the parking brake lever to the right rear brake.
A parking brake that feels loose, does not hold or leaves a rear brake dragging can mean a worn cable. These signs alone do not prove the cable is at fault; worn rear brake parts can feel much the same. Left and right cables are normally replaced together, and this listing is one cable for the rear right, with the left ordered separately. The 1991-1993 Honda Accord takes one on this side.
This 1991-1993 Honda Accord parking brake cable is a direct-fit replacement, engineered and tested for the same fit, function and performance as the original cable on this car.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One parking brake cable. Mounting hardware is not included; plan on new hardware, since the old pieces may not be reusable.
Interchange: BC-54088 · 157.94402
18P1191 · C913472 · C1987 · BC84402 · 47510SM1A52 · 47510SM1A53 · BC94402 · BC129813 · F129813
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Does the Dorman C94402 fit the 1991-1993 Honda Accord?
Yes. Dorman C94402 is a rear right parking brake cable for the 1991-1993 Honda Accord, and the left rear side takes a separate cable.
Does this Dorman brake cable come with mounting hardware?
No. The Dorman C94402 listing is one parking brake cable with its conduit, and mounting hardware is not included.
How long is this Dorman parking brake cable?
This rear right cable has an overall length of 73 inches, and its conduit is 63.94 inches long.
Are the fittings on this parking brake cable zinc-plated?
Yes. The fittings are zinc-plated to prevent corrosion, and the flexible casings are completely covered with conduit to prevent wear of the inner cables.
How can I tell if a rear parking brake cable is worn?
A lever that pulls farther than before, a parking brake that does not hold, or a rear brake that drags after release can be signs of a worn cable. A shop can inspect it.
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