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Lokar Hi-Tech Throttle Cables - TC1000MODU

Lokar Hi-Tech Throttle Cables - TC1000MODU

$86.99 USD
$86.99 USD
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Upgrade your Ford's throttle response with the Lokar Black Throttle Cable, designed specifically for models from 2012 to 2023. This high-tech component ensures smooth and reliable operation, enhancing your driving experience.

  • Durable Construction: The braided design offers exceptional strength and flexibility, ensuring long-lasting performance under various conditions.
  • Perfect Fit: With a length of 24 inches, this throttle cable is tailored for a precise fit in your Ford, eliminating slack and improving throttle control.
  • Sleek Aesthetic: The black vinyl jacket not only protects the cable but also adds a clean, modern look to your engine bay.
  • Easy Installation: Designed for straightforward installation, this cable comes with end fittings to make setup a breeze.

With its natural fittings and reliable pull throttle style, the Lokar Black Throttle Cable is an excellent choice for enhancing your Ford’s performance.

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About this electrical part

Replacing a switch, relay or harness is usually a plug-in job once you find the fault.

Fitment notes

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How do I find an electrical fault?
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