Dorman - OE Solutions Brake Hydraulic Hose,Brake Hydraulic Line P/N:905-934
Dorman 905-933 rear brake hydraulic line, brake hydraulic hose for the 2011-2015 Ford Edge and other vehicles carries brake fluid between the secondary master cylinder and the ABS. It is a direct replacement made to fit and work like the original line on the vehicles it covers.
A fluid leak, heavy rust or corrosion on the line, or a soft brake pedal can mean the line needs replacing. None of those signs proves this line is at fault on its own, since a leaking caliper can also give a soft pedal. If this line is the cause, this one replaces it.
The same line also fits the 2011-2015 Lincoln MKX.
Fit and size
Build and materials
1 preformed brake line with fittings. This listing holds one line, and each vehicle takes one.
Interchange: BT4Z2A335A
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Does the Dorman 905-933 rear brake hydraulic line fit the 2011-2015 Ford Edge?
Yes, Dorman 905-933 fits the 2011-2015 Ford Edge and the 2011-2015 Lincoln MKX, one line per vehicle. It is the rear line that runs from the secondary master cylinder to the ABS.
Are the fittings included with this brake hydraulic line?
Yes, Dorman 905-933 comes with its fittings. The box holds one preformed brake line with zinc-plated steel male fittings of the hardline type with tube nut.
What thread size and flare type does this brake hydraulic line have?
Both ends have a 14 mm thread diameter and an inverted flare. The line is 227 mm long and has an 8 mm brake line size.
How can I tell if the line between the secondary master cylinder and the ABS is failing?
Wet fluid spots, heavy rust or corrosion on the line, or a soft pedal can all be signs. Lost brake fluid affects stopping, so have a shop inspect it promptly.
Is Dorman 905-933 a replacement for number BT4Z2A335A?
Yes, BT4Z2A335A is listed as an interchange number for Dorman 905-933, so it is a number this part replaces.
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