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MSRP: $75.27 Your Price: $47.401
MSRP: $385.00 Your Price: $262.191
MSRP: $74.13 Your Price: $53.591- MSRP: $91.64 Your Price: $57.711
- MSRP: $91.64 Your Price: $54.681
9G1Z-2780-A
Lever Assy - Parking Brake- Production Date: 07/2008-06/2009
- Callout Name: 2780
- Replaced By: FB5Z-2780-A
MSRP: $385.00 Your Price: $262.19
MSRP: $70.77 Your Price: $49.47
3C5Z-15A851-AA
Switch - Parking Brake Warning Lamp- Part Notes: 2 Pin
- Production Date: 06/2007-06/2009
- Callout Name: 15A851
- Replaced By: FL3Z-15A851-A
MSRP: $23.33 Your Price: $16.45
9G1Z-2853-A
Cable Assy - Parking Brake- Production Date: 04/2008-06/2009
- Callout Name: 2853
- Replaced By: FB5Z-2853-A
MSRP: $75.27 Your Price: $47.40
OEM 2009 Ford Taurus X Parts for Parking Brake
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Parking Brake Cable Installation and Repair Tips for 2009 Ford Taurus X
- Q: How to remove and replace the rear parking brake cable on 2009 Ford Taurus X?A: Removing the rear parking brake cable will require relieving some tension, disconnecting the right cable at the rear union or the left cable at the equalizer and unattaching it to the brake caliper. Take out the upper control arm bracket nut, screw to 37 Nm, after which one should do the same and check the system.