53402-50F00 and 53401-50F01 Brake Wheel Cylinders are supplied for the OE application listed below. It is intended for a like-for-like aftermarket repair once the OE number and vehicle details have been checked.
The bore finish, piston seats, threads, and sealing points are checked against the agreed OE reference. Every finished unit goes through hydraulic leak and function testing under IATF 16949 procedures.
It is aimed at drum-brake servicing for passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. Check the vehicle side, axle position, and OE number before confirming fitment. The source file does not include a VIN-resolved vehicle list, so final fitment remains an OE/VIN check.
It gives workshops a straightforward OE-number-led replacement with controlled bore and seal interfaces.
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OE NO |
53402-50F00 53401-50F01 |
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DIA |
3/4'' 19.05mm |
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MODEL |
1992-1999 SUPER CARRY |
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Material |
FE |
In a drum brake, the wheel cylinder turns brake-fluid pressure into movement at the brake shoes. Here, the ferrous body is chosen for a rigid pressure chamber. The piston bores and cup seals are made to move smoothly and keep the hydraulic circuit sealed.
The bore finish, piston seats, threads, and sealing points are checked against the agreed OE reference. Every finished unit goes through hydraulic leak and function testing under IATF 16949 procedures.
It is aimed at drum-brake servicing for passenger cars and light commercial vehicles. Check the vehicle side, axle position, and OE number before confirming fitment. The source file does not include a VIN-resolved vehicle list, so final fitment remains an OE/VIN check.
It gives workshops a straightforward OE-number-led replacement with controlled bore and seal interfaces.
Send us a drawing, a sample, or OE data, and we can review the part before development starts.
For brake wheel cylinder orders, we can support private-label boxes, labels, barcodes, and laser marks once artwork is approved.
Mixed-model orders, pilot samples, and scheduled supply are available for distributors and service programs.
Before order confirmation, we can help check OE numbers, product selection, and the fitment information you provide.
Production follows IATF 16949 controls, with agreed inspection points from incoming material through final packing.
Sample Availability: Standard samples are available for evaluation after the OE number and fitment requirements are confirmed.
Sample Cost: Standard samples may be supplied free of charge; international freight is borne by the customer unless otherwise agreed.
Lead Time: Normal sample preparation is typically 15-30 days, subject to stock, tooling, and requested validation.
Delivery: Samples are normally sent by DHL, UPS, or another agreed international courier.
Q1: Who is YaniTiger? Are you a manufacturer?
A: YaniTiger is the automotive hydraulic components brand of Yancheng Yanitiger Auto Parts Co., Limited. We integrate product development, manufacturing, and supply-chain coordination for global aftermarket customers.
Q2: What are your main products?
A: Our core range includes brake wheel cylinder products such as 53402-50F00 and 53401-50F01 Brake Wheel Cylinder, together with brake master cylinders, brake wheel cylinders, clutch master cylinders, clutch slave cylinders, brake calipers, and brake pads.
Q3: Which market do you mainly serve?
A: We serve the global automotive aftermarket, including distributors and service-parts customers in Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Africa, and the Americas.
Q4: How do you control R&D and quality for 53402-50F00 and 53401-50F01 Brake Wheel Cylinder?
A: We check the agreed OE number, relevant interfaces, and functional requirements against the approved specification. IATF 16949 controls cover raw material, machining or processing, assembly, and final inspection.
Q5: Is your product range market-verified?
A: Our hydraulic and friction-parts range is supplied for mainstream Japanese, Korean, European, and American aftermarket applications. Final vehicle fitment should always be confirmed by OE number, VIN, or catalogue data.
Q6: Do you support OEM/ODM orders?
A: Yes. We can develop 53402-50F00 and 53401-50F01 Brake Wheel Cylinder from drawings, samples, or technical data, and support related brake master cylinder range development, private labels, and packaging.
Q7: Can I get a sample of 53402-50F00 and 53401-50F01 Brake Wheel Cylinder?
A: Yes. Sample service is available after we confirm the OE number, required quantity, and destination. Freight responsibility and any special sample cost are confirmed with the quotation.
Q8: What is the MOQ?
A: We have the advantage of a low MOQ.
Brake Master Cylinder:4/6/10/20
Clutch Master Cylinder:20
Brake Wheel Cylinder:10/20/30
Clutch Slave Cylinder:20/30
Brake Pad:50-100 sets
Q9: What are your payment terms and lead time?
A: We generally accept T/T and L/C. Normal production lead time is within 90 days after order confirmation, depending on the product, order quantity, and packaging.
Q10: How do you handle international shipping?
A: FOB, CIF, and EXW terms can be supported. Sea, air, and courier shipping are arranged according to the agreed delivery plan.
Q11: What if there is a quality issue?
A: If a quality issue is confirmed, we coordinate corrective action, return, replacement, or compensation in line with the contract and agreed warranty terms.
Q12: Do you provide technical support?
A: Yes. We provide OE-number and fitment guidance, product-selection support, installation information, and after-sales troubleshooting assistance.
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