What are the signs that my brake master cylinder needs to be replaced?

Common signs include a brake pedal that feels spongy or goes to the floor, a noticeable increase in stopping distance, or visible brake fluid leaks around the master cylinder itself. You might also hear a hissing sound from the brake system.

Does this brake master cylinder come with brake fluid?

This DFC brake master cylinder does not include brake fluid. You will need to purchase the appropriate type and amount of brake fluid separately and bleed the brake system after installation.

What other parts should I consider replacing when installing a new master cylinder?

When replacing the master cylinder, it's a good time to inspect your brake lines for any cracks or leaks. It's also recommended to bleed the entire brake system to ensure there's no air trapped, which can affect braking performance.

1999-2002 Honda Odyssey Brake Master Cylinder

Name: DFC 99-05 Acura MDX Brake Master Cylinder
Brand: DFC
SKU: dfc-dfc-99-05-acura-mdx-brake-master-cylinder-t14-914353
Price: 112.75 USD
Availability: InStock

DFC 99-05 Acura MDX Brake Master Cylinder

$112.75

In Stock

Fits 1999-2002 Honda Odyssey. This DFC brake master cylinder is a direct replacement for your original part, ensuring reliable braking performance.

Key Features

Fits 1999-2002 Honda Odyssey, 2001-2002 Acura MDX, and 2003-2005 Honda Pilot.
Direct replacement for the original brake master cylinder.
Helps restore proper braking performance and pedal feel.
Built to meet original equipment specifications for reliable operation.
Part number 355-59026.

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Product Details

If you're working on a 1999-2002 Honda Odyssey, this DFC brake master cylinder is a direct replacement for your original unit. The master cylinder is the heart of your braking system; it converts the force from your brake pedal into hydraulic pressure that pushes the brake pads against the rotors, slowing your vehicle down. When it starts to fail, you might notice a spongy brake pedal, a longer stopping distance, or even brake fluid leaks.

DFC makes this master cylinder to match the specifications of the original equipment part. This means it should fit right into place and function as expected, helping to restore your braking system's performance. It's a well-built component designed to handle the demands of daily driving, ensuring you can stop your vehicle safely and confidently.

When replacing your master cylinder, it's a good idea to inspect your brake lines for any signs of wear or damage, and to bleed your brake system thoroughly afterward to remove any air. This ensures the new master cylinder can operate at its best.