2 Bosch Rear Wheel Cylinders for Mitsubishi L200 K77 K76 Triton K67 MK 97-06

Suit Vehicle :

1.Wheel Cylinder

This is a part of a hydraulic fluid is driven drum brake system and is situated in each wheel. Mainly the cylinder is situated at the top of the wheel, above the shoes. It is very much like a slave cylinder and works similarly, inside comprising of just a basic plunger. On older cars these may start to leak and limit the performance of the braking system yet are regularly cheap and generally simple to replace. The wheel cylinder comprises a cylinder that has two pistons, one on each side. Every cylinder has an elastic or rubber seal and a shaft that interfaces the cylinder with a brake shoe. At the point when brake pressure is applied, the cylinders are constrained out driving the shoes into contact with the drum. A few plans utilise two single-piston wheel cylinders, one at the top point of the drum and one at the base, each associated or connected with one brake shoe.

Feature:

• Wheel cylinder with and without integrated pressure regulator
• High coverage of the relevant motor vehicle market
• High-quality material properties

2.About Bosch

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