What does a brake wheel cylinder do?

The brake wheel cylinder is a key part of your drum brake system. When you apply the brakes, it uses hydraulic pressure to push the brake shoes outward against the brake drum, creating friction to slow or stop your vehicle.

Why is cast iron a good material for this part?

Cast iron is a durable and strong material that can withstand the pressures and heat generated within the braking system. It offers good longevity and consistent performance for this critical component.

What are the signs that my brake wheel cylinder needs replacement?

Common signs include a spongy brake pedal, a gradual loss of brake fluid, or visible leaks around the wheel area where the cylinder is located. If you notice any of these symptoms, it's a good idea to have your brakes inspected.

DFC 64-79 Volkswagen Type 1 Super Beetle Rear /Front Brake Wheel Cylinder

Specifications

Brand: DFC
Part #: 375-74004
UPC: 190920402944

DFC 64-79 Volkswagen Type 1 Super Beetle Rear /Front Brake Wheel Cylinder

Name: DFC 64-79 Volkswagen Type 1 Super Beetle Rear /Front Brake Wheel Cylinder
Brand: DFC
Price: 11.28 USD
Availability: InStock

$11.28

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Fits 1971-1979 Volkswagen Type 1 Super Beetle. This DFC brake wheel cylinder is essential for proper brake function.

Key Features

Fits 1971-1979 Volkswagen Type 1 Super Beetle.
This brake wheel cylinder is made from cast iron.
Designed for use in the rear and front drum brake systems.
Essential component for applying brake pressure to the shoes.

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Volkswagen Super Beetle 1971-1979

Product Details

This DFC brake wheel cylinder is made from cast iron, a strong material that holds up well in the braking system. It's designed to fit the rear and front drum brakes on your 1971-1979 Volkswagen Super Beetle. When you press the brake pedal, this cylinder pushes brake fluid out to the brake shoes, forcing them against the drum to slow your car down.

Keeping these cylinders in good working order is important for consistent stopping power. If you notice your brakes feeling spongy or if there's a leak around the wheel area, this part is often the culprit. It's a straightforward replacement that can make a big difference in how your brakes perform.