MacBook Pro 17" (Non-Unibody) Cables
Choose Category
- All
- Accessories
- Adapters
- Antennas
- Batteries
- Bluetooth Boards
- Cables
- Card Cages
- Case Components
- Consumables
- Display Components
- Fans
- Hard Drive Brackets
- Hard Drive Enclosures
- Hard Drives
- Hard Drives (SATA)
- Heat Sinks
- Hinges
- Inverters
- Keyboards
- Logic Boards
- MagSafe Boards
- Memory Maxxer Kits
- RAM
- Screens
- Screws
- Sensors
- Speakers
- SSD Upgrade Kits
- SSDs
- Wireless
Choose your model of MacBook Pro 17" (Non-Unibody):
Parts that work with MacBook Pro 17" (Non-Unibody):
Universal Drive Adapter
Turn your current hard drive into an external drive with this part.
MacBook Pro 17" (Model A1229) Left I/O Board Cable
Connects left I/O board to logic board
Apple AC Adapter (3-prong) Extension Cable
Replace a broken or damaged six foot Apple three-prong AC adapter extension cable with this part.
MacBook Pro 17" (Model A1229) SuperDrive Cable
Connects SuperDrive to logic board
MacBook Pro 17" (Models A1151/A1212) SuperDrive Cable
Connects SuperDrive to logic board
MacBook Pro 17" (Models A1151/A1212/A1229) Display Data Cable
Replace a damaged or malfunctioning cable connecting the LCD panel to the logic board.
MacBook Pro 17" (Model A1151) Left I/O Board Cable
Connects left I/O board to logic board
MacBook Pro 17" (Model A1261) Left I/O Board Cable
Connects left I/O board to logic board
MacBook Pro 17" (Model A1151) Battery Connector
Provides battery contacts
MacBook Pro 17" (Model A1261) SuperDrive Cable
Connects SuperDrive to logic board
Device Info
The MacBook Pro 17" replaced the Aluminum 17" as Apple's pro machine and features Intel processors and a large widescreen display. The cases of the MacBook Pro 17" Models A1151, A1212, A1229, and A1261 are composed of aluminum, just like the PowerBook G4 before it, but the MacBook Pro 17" includes a built-in web camera called iSight, and a MagSafe power connector.
The most common repairs with the Non-Unibody model 17" MacBook Pro laptops are replacing a dead battery, replacing a malfunctioning fan, and upgrading the hard drive or RAM.
Once you've bought your parts and tools, check out iFixit's MacBook Pro 17" repair guides for step-by-step instructions on how to make the fix.