Handbrake Cable - Rear
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This Quinton Hazell rear handbrake cable (BC4615) is designed for owners of OPEL MOVANO B and RENAULT MASTER Mk3 vehicles (2010 onwards, 2.3D models) seeking a reliable parking brake system replacement. Its key benefit is restoring secure parking functionality, with a potential caveat being the need for professional installation due to its critical safety role. This replacement cable ensures proper engagement of the parking brake.
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| Model Part Number | BC4615 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Quinton Hazell |
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FAQs
What vehicles is the Quinton Hazell BC4615 handbrake cable compatible with?
This cable is designed for OPEL MOVANO B and RENAULT MASTER Mk3 models manufactured from 2010 onwards, specifically those equipped with the 2.3D engine.
What is the function of a handbrake cable?
A handbrake cable connects the parking brake lever inside the vehicle to the rear braking mechanism. When the lever is pulled, the cable tightens, applying the parking brake to hold the vehicle stationary.
What are the lengths of the handbrake cable?
The cable has two specified lengths: 11555 mm and 21224 mm, referring to potentially different cable sections or variations for specific fitment.
Should I install this myself?
Installation of safety-critical components like handbrake cables is best performed by a qualified mechanic to ensure correct fitment and safe operation.
What OEM part numbers does this cable replace?
It replaces OPEL4421190, RENAULT364006372R, and VAUXHALL93168952.
How often should I check my handbrake cable?
It is good practice to inspect the handbrake cable for wear or damage during your vehicle's regular maintenance checks or services.
Troubleshooting
Parking brake does not engage effectively
Check cable tension adjustment. If the cable is properly tensioned and the issue persists, the cable may be stretched or damaged, requiring replacement. Ensure brake shoes/pads are in good condition.
Handbrake cable is binding or stiff
Inspect the cable for kinks, damage, or obstructions. Ensure it is routed correctly and not rubbing against any components. Lubrication of the cable housing is generally not recommended for modern cables; replacement might be necessary if binding is severe.
Difficulty connecting the cable
Verify that the correct part number (BC4615) is being used for the vehicle model and year. Ensure the cable is correctly aligned with the connection points on the brake assembly and handbrake lever.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Ensures reliable parking brake operation.
- Direct fit for specified OPEL and RENAULT models.
- Built with durable materials for extended service life.
- Helps maintain vehicle safety and compliance.
Cons
- Requires professional installation for optimal safety and performance.
- Only compatible with specific vehicle models and engine types.
- May require adjustment after installation.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility:
This handbrake cable is designed for:
- OPEL MOVANO B (2010 onwards, 2.3D models)
- RENAULT MASTER Mk3 (2010 onwards, 2.3D models)
It is compatible with OEM part numbers: OPEL4421190, RENAULT364006372R, and VAUXHALL93168952.
Installation:
Installation of a handbrake cable is a safety-critical procedure. It is strongly recommended to have this part fitted by a qualified mechanic. The process typically involves:
- Safely lifting and securing the vehicle.
- Locating the old handbrake cable.
- Disconnecting the old cable from the brake mechanism and the handbrake lever.
- Routing and connecting the new cable, ensuring it is properly secured.
- Adjusting the cable tension at the handbrake lever or appropriate adjustment point.
- Testing the handbrake operation thoroughly before driving.
Care:
Handbrake cables are generally maintenance-free. However, it is advisable to periodically inspect the cable for any signs of fraying, corrosion, or damage, especially during routine vehicle servicing. Ensure the cable moves freely and is not obstructed by debris.