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Apple Hard Drive-SSD Cable For 13-inch MacBook Pro (Early/Late 2011) 'Main Drive Bay'
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Apple Hard Drive / SSD Cable for 13-inch MacBook Pro (Early & Late 2011) | APL9229771
The APL9229771 is a genuine Apple hard drive flex cable designed for 13-inch MacBook Pro models from Early and Late 2011. This internal SATA cable connects your 2.5-inch hard drive or SSD to the logic board, ensuring stable data transfer and reliable system performance.
A failing hard drive cable is a common issue in 2011 MacBook Pro models and can cause drive detection problems, intermittent boot failures, slow performance, or a flashing folder with a question mark at startup. Replacing the faulty cable restores proper communication between the drive and the motherboard.
This is a direct replacement cable for the main drive bay and fully supports both traditional hard drives and SSD upgrades.
- Genuine Apple hard drive flex cable (Part 922-9771)
- Designed for 13-inch MacBook Pro (Early & Late 2011)
- Fixes intermittent drive detection and SATA errors
- Supports 2.5-inch SATA HDD and SSD upgrades
- Main drive bay replacement – no modification required
Included:
- Apple Hard Drive Cable (922-9771)
Product Q&A
Q: Which MacBook Pro models is this cable compatible with?A: It is compatible with 13-inch MacBook Pro models from Early 2011 and Late 2011.
Q: Will this fit 2010 or 2012 models?A: No. This cable is specifically designed for 13-inch 2011 models only.
Q: Can I use this with an SSD?A: Yes. It fully supports 2.5-inch SATA SSDs and traditional hard drives.
Q: What are common signs of a faulty hard drive cable?A: Drive not detected, intermittent startup issues, random freezes, or a flashing folder icon at boot.
Specifications- Part Number: 922-9771
- Type: Internal Hard Drive / SSD Flex Cable
- Interface: SATA (2.5-inch HDD / SSD)
- Drive Bay: Main Drive Bay
- Designed For: 13-inch MacBook Pro (2011)
MacBook Pro (13-inch, Early 2011)
- Model ID: MacBookPro8,1
MacBook Pro (13-inch, Late 2011)
- Model ID: MacBookPro8,1



