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OE NO |
47580-36210 47580-37072 |
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DIA |
1 1/8'' 28.5mm |
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MODEL |
1993 Toyota Coaster 1995-1999 Dyna 200 |
Specifications
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READ MORE47580-36210 Brake Wheel Cylinder For Toyota is a core brake component designed for commercial vehicles and off-road vehicles. As a key execution unit of the hydraulic brake system, its core function is to convert the hydraulic energy transmitted by the master cylinder into mechanical thrust, drive the brake pads to contact and rub with the brake drum or disc, and achieve vehicle deceleration and parking.
In terms of engineering design, the 47580-36210 slave cylinder adopts a single piston structure, and the piston seal is made of high-temperature resistant fluororubber material with a temperature tolerance range of -40℃ to 180℃, which can cope with high-frequency braking scenarios such as mining transportation and construction site operations. Its hardened guide pin system is combined with a double-layer dust cover design to effectively block the intrusion of mud and sand, reducing the risk of jamming by more than 60%. In response to the brake energy recovery needs of new energy vehicles, its hydraulic response speed and motor reverse torque are synchronized at the millisecond level, which is suitable for electrification modification scenarios.
In daily use, common faults of the slave cylinder are piston return hysteresis or seal leakage. It is recommended to adopt a three-step maintenance method: first use special grease to clean the guide pin track, then polish the oxidized surface of the piston, and finally replace the brake fluid and drain the system. If the rust area of the inner wall of the slave cylinder exceeds 30%, it is recommended to directly replace the assembly and update the brake oil pipe at the same time.