What does a brake wheel cylinder do?

The brake wheel cylinder is a hydraulic component located behind the brake drum. When you press the brake pedal, it pushes brake fluid, which in turn forces the wheel cylinder's pistons outward. These pistons then push the brake shoes against the drum, slowing the vehicle.

When should I replace my rear brake wheel cylinders?

You should consider replacing your rear brake wheel cylinders if you notice brake fluid leaks around the rear drums, a spongy brake pedal, or if the rear brakes are not applying evenly. They are often replaced as part of a routine rear drum brake service.

Does this wheel cylinder come with hardware?

This DFC brake wheel cylinder is sold individually and typically does not include additional hardware like springs or clips. It is recommended to inspect your existing hardware during brake service and replace any worn or damaged components.

DFC Brake Wheel Cylinder 375-39000

Name: DFC 64-97 Chrysler Cordoba Rear Brake Wheel Cylinder
Brand: DFC
Price: 13.45 USD
Availability: InStock

DFC 64-97 Chrysler Cordoba Rear Brake Wheel Cylinder

$13.45

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DFC rear brake wheel cylinder for Chrysler Cordoba. Ensures proper brake pressure at the rear wheels.

Key Features

Fits 54+ vehicle make/model combinations.
Durable rubber seal helps prevent leaks.
Ensures proper hydraulic pressure for rear drum brakes.
Direct replacement for original equipment.
Designed for reliable braking performance.

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Product Details

This DFC brake wheel cylinder is built with a durable rubber seal, crucial for preventing leaks and maintaining consistent hydraulic pressure at the rear wheels. It's a key component for your vehicle's braking system, especially when you're working on the rear drums. When the brake pedal is pressed, the wheel cylinder forces the brake shoes outward against the brake drum, creating the friction needed to slow down or stop your car. This part fits a wide range of vehicles, including many Chrysler and Dodge models from the mid-60s through the late 90s, such as the Chrysler 300, Dodge Aspen, and Chrysler Cordoba.

Replacing a wheel cylinder is often part of a larger brake job, typically when you're servicing the rear drum brakes. Ensuring the seal is properly seated and the cylinder bore is clean will help guarantee a long service life and reliable braking performance. This DFC wheel cylinder is designed to be a direct replacement, making the installation process straightforward for mechanics and DIYers alike.