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- Rear
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- Price per unit
- Piston diameter (mm) 22.2
- Rear
- Right side
- Price per unit
- Piston diameter (mm) 22.2
The wheel cylinder is a hydraulic device that converts the pressure of brake fluid into mechanical movement of the brake shoes.
It includes a bleed screw and is a key component of drum brakes, located inside the drum between the two brake shoes.
When should you replace a wheel cylinder?
You should replace or refurbish a wheel cylinder when changing the rear brake kit, or if you notice brake fluid traces at a drum. This usually indicates that the seals have worn out due to age or degraded brake fluid quality.
However, you can refurbish it by replacing the internal components with our repair kits.
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1.6i petrol (JB416) 107 bhp 2005-> from 10/2005 and more recent
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1.9 DDiS diesel (JB419) RWD 129bhp 2006->2008 from 03/2006 to 08/2008
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2.0i petrol (JB420) 140 bhp 2005-> from 10/2005 and more recent
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2.0 TDiC (Mot. Mazda) diesel 87/86 bhp 1998->2005 from 01/1998 to 12/2005
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2.0 petrol (SQ420W) 4 doors 1998->2005 from 01/1998 to 12/2005
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2.0 HDi 8V diesel 4WD 109hp 2001->2003 from 07/2001 to 07/2003
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2.0 petrol (SQ420Q/V/X) 2 doors 1998->2005 from 08/1998 to 12/2005
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1.6 petrol SQ416 1998->2005 from 08/1998 to 12/2005
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2.5i V6 24s petrol SQ625 1998->2005 from 01/1998 to 12/2005
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2.0 HDi 16V diesel (VIN: J***83V...~) 109hp 2003-> from 07/2003 to 12/2005
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2.7i V6 24s petrol XL-7 2001->2003 from 09/2000 to 08/2006
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2.0 HDi 16V diesel (VIN: J***83V...~) 109hp 2003-> from 07/2003 to 09/2005
