Dorman Parking Brake Cables for 2005-2019 ARMADA, 2004-2009 QX56, 2004-2015 TITAN - C660593

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Part Number: DHB-C660593

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Parking Brake Cable, 100.000 in. Length, Plastic Jacket, Left Rear, Nissan, Each
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Dorman Parking Brake Cables for 2005-2019 ARMADA, 2004-2009 QX56, 2004-2015 TITAN - C660593

Dorman Parking Brake Cables for 2005-2019 ARMADA, 2004-2009 QX56, 2004-2015 TITAN - C660593

DHB-C660593

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Part Number: DHB-C660593

Estimated Ship Date: Oct 26, 2026

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Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
C660593
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
DHB-C660593
UPC:
82702990148
Cable Length (in.):
100.00 in.
Cable Brackets Included:
No
Cable Jacket Material:
Plastic
Cable Jacket Color:
Black
Quantity:
Sold individually.

Dorman Parking Brake Cables

Are your cables frayed? Replace them with Dorman parking brake cables. Inner cable fraying and corrosion can cause the lines to stick or bind at the worst possible moment. This contributes to premature wear and poor braking performance—or failure altogether! Dorman parking brake cables are made from high-quality materials, and are available in a wide range of lengths for proper fitment on countless makes and models. Keep your parking and emergency brakes operational—replace worn-out cables with Dorman parking brake cables.

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