What does a brake wheel cylinder do?

The brake wheel cylinder is part of your drum brake system. When you press the brake pedal, hydraulic fluid pressure forces pistons inside the cylinder to push the brake shoes outward, creating friction against the brake drum to slow your vehicle.

What material is this wheel cylinder made from?

This wheel cylinder features a cast iron housing. Cast iron is a strong material that holds up well to the heat and pressure involved in braking.

Does this wheel cylinder come with hardware?

This product includes the brake wheel cylinder itself. It does not typically include additional hardware like seals or boots, which may need to be purchased separately if your existing ones are worn.

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Trusted Since 1957

Est. 1957

DFC 51-66 Dodge P300 Front-R Brake Wheel Cylinder

Specifications

Brand: DFC
Part #: 375-40036
UPC: 190920396939

DFC 51-66 Dodge P300 Front-R Brake Wheel Cylinder

Name: DFC 51-66 Dodge P300 Front-R Brake Wheel Cylinder
Brand: DFC
Price: 17.18 USD
Availability: InStock

$17.18

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DFC brake wheel cylinder for Dodge, Ford, and GMC trucks. Ensures proper brake pressure for reliable stopping.

Key Features

Fits 1951-1966 Dodge, Ford, and GMC trucks.
Cast iron housing offers solid construction.
Essential for proper drum brake operation.
Helps apply consistent braking force.

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Product Details

This brake wheel cylinder is built with a cast iron housing, a material known for its strength and ability to withstand the pressures and heat generated during braking. It's a key component in your drum brake system, responsible for pushing the brake shoes outward against the drum when you apply the pedal. This particular cylinder fits a wide range of classic trucks, including models like the 1950s Dodge C-1 Truck, Ford F-250, and GMC 150, making it a versatile option for many restoration projects.

When you press the brake pedal, the master cylinder sends hydraulic fluid to this wheel cylinder. Inside, the fluid pressure forces out a piston (or pistons), which in turn pushes the brake shoes outward. This action creates the friction needed to slow and stop your vehicle. Ensuring this part is well-built and free of leaks is crucial for consistent and safe braking performance.