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Wheel Cylinder - Direct Fit, Set of 2
Dorman®
Wheel Cylinder - Direct Fit, Set of 2
Part Number: SET-RBW610163-R
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$13.49
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  • 2009 Ford F-150 All Submodels All Engines Bore: 1 in.
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Location : Rear, Driver and Passenger SideNotes : Set Components - (2) Wheel CylinderWarranty : Lifetime Dorman limited warrantyQuantity Sold : Set of 2Prop 65 Warning :

Warning SymbolWARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Carbon Black, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Replaces OE Number : W906042, WC78974, BRWC-10, BRWC10, F78974, 18E8, 18E889, 209025, WC9025, 134.64013, 135.64013, 1799629, 3633518, 4088899, 4486528, 922821, 1C2Z2261BA, 8M2262A, C5TZ2262A, C9AZ2262A, D2SZ2262A, D30Z2262D, D3SZ2262A, 426535, 426536, 127781R91, 455652C91, W906043, WC78975, BRWC11, F78975, 18E855, 18E9, 209026, WC9026, 134.64014, 135.64014, 1799628, 3633517, 4088898, 922822, 1C2Z2261AA, 8M2261A, C5TZ2261C, C9AZ2261A, D2SZ2261A, D30Z2261D, D3SZ2261A, 127782R91, 455653C91Recommended Use : OE ReplacementReservoir Included : NoProduct Fit : Direct FitSeries : First Stop SeriesBore Diameter : 1 in.Interchange Part Number : W906042, WC78974, BRWC-10, BRWC10, F78974, 18E8, 18E889, 209025, WC9025, 134.64013, 135.64013, 1799629, 3633518, 4088899, 4486528, 922821, 1C2Z2261BA, 8M2262A, C5TZ2262A, C9AZ2262A, D2SZ2262A, D30Z2262D, D3SZ2262A, 426535, 426536, 127781R91, 455652C91, W906043, WC78975, BRWC11, F78975, 18E855, 18E9, 209026, WC9026, 134.64014, 135.64014, 1799628, 3633517, 4088898, 922822, 1C2Z2261AA, 8M2261A, C5TZ2261C, C9AZ2261A, D2SZ2261A, D30Z2261D, D3SZ2261A, 127782R91, 455653C91Thread Size : 3/8-24 in. UNF
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