SKP Power Brake Booster P/N:SK534909
SKP SKBB025 brake booster for the 1991-1994 Ford Explorer and other vehicles multiplies the force your leg puts on the brake pedal. Also called a power brake booster, it keeps pedal effort lower when you slow the vehicle.
A mushy or unresponsive brake pedal can mean the booster is worn, though other brake problems can leave the pedal soft too. Before replacing it, look the booster over with the engine off for cracks, rust or damage, and leave any test that needs the engine running to a shop.
Listed for a wide range of Ford and Mazda models, it fits the 1991-1994 Ford Explorer, the 1987-1989 Ford F-250 and the 1987-1994 Ford Ranger, and it meets OE specifications. The 1987-1994 Ford Ranger takes one booster, and so does each of the others named here. If your vehicle is not named here, find it in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Interchange: 54-73181
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Does SKP SKBB025 work as a Ford Ranger brake booster for 1987-1994 models?
Yes. SKP SKBB025 is listed for the 1987-1994 Ford Ranger, which takes one booster. Other vehicles are in the "Vehicles it fits" section of this page.
Is SKBB025 a Ford Explorer brake booster replacement for 1991-1994 models?
Yes. The 1991-1994 Ford Explorer is listed for this brake booster, and it takes one.
Where is the SKP brake booster SKBB025 made?
China is the country of origin listed for this brake booster.
What does a mushy pedal say about a brake booster?
A mushy or unresponsive pedal can be a sign of a faulty brake booster, the part that multiplies leg force at the pedal. Braking problems should be inspected promptly by a shop.
Does SKP SKBB025 interchange with 54-73181?
Yes. 54-73181 is listed as an interchange number for the SKP SKBB025 brake booster.
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