Unique Bargains Brake Control Module for toro Timecutter & exmark Quest E/S Series (2012-2013-2014) No.121-3017/115-9660/120-7144 — 9-Pin Connector, Black ABS Housing
No rating yet(0 reviews)OE Numbers:121-3017/115-9660/120-7144/1213017. This 9-pin brake control module is designed as a direct replacement for the listed OE part numbers, restoring proper brake control and electrical connectivity on compatible mowers. The precision 9-pin connector mates with the factory wiring harness to ensure a secure, reliable connection.
Fitment: Compatible with toro Timecutter models 74385/74386/74387/74388/74389/74390/74395/74616/74620/74621/74622/74623/74624/74625/74626/74627/74628/74629/74630/74631/74632/74633/74635/74636/74637/74638/74640/74641/74642/74643 and with exmark Quest E/S Series mowers QT22KA421/QT24KA501/QTE651KA421/QTE691KA501/QTE735KC421/QTE735KC501/QTS691KA422/QTS691KA502/QTS735KC422/QTS735KC502 (models from 2012, 2013 and 2014).
Durable Black ABS Housing: The module is enclosed in impact-resistant ABS plastic to protect internal electronics from shocks and outdoor exposure, providing long-lasting performance in harsh lawncare environments. Reliable Braking Performance: Built to meet strict quality standards, this unit provides consistent, dependable control of your mower’s braking system—an essential safety component when operating on slopes and varied terrain.
Easy Plug-and-Play Installation: With direct OE fitment and the included 9-pin plug configuration, installation is straightforward — simply connect to the existing harness with no rewiring required, saving time and avoiding professional repair costs.
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