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Honda Crosstour Master Cylinder Assembly
Part Number: 46100-TP6-A12$355.07 MSRP: $505.80You Save: $150.73 (30%)
Honda Crosstour Master Cylinder A
Part Number: 46100-TK4-A01$370.85 MSRP: $528.29You Save: $157.44 (30%)
Honda Crosstour Brake Master Cylinder
Brake Master Cylinder is one of the significant parts of Honda Crosstour braking system which apply the foot force to hydraulic pressure to the slave cylinders. Force and displacement are improved in this system by using hydraulic fluid to deliver force produced by the master cylinder's piston to slave cylinders. The master cylinder is use involved in operating caliper or drum brakes for the braking and also to actuate slave cylinder for the purpose of releasing the clutch. Honda Crosstour vehicles often have a diagonally split hydraulic system whereby each of the master cylinder piston controls one of the circuits to warrant braking even if one of them fails to work. In total, Brake Master Cylinder used in Honda Crosstour vehicles disposes hydraulic force and pressure in the braking and the clutch systems to guarantee the safe and proper car use.
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Honda Crosstour Brake Master Cylinder Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install the master cylinder for the Honda Crosstour?A: To remove the brake master cylinder, find it in the engine compartment and remove its components based on the model year. Also, it is advisable that you protect painted surfaces and disconnect the fluid level warning switch. Then loosen the line fittings, remove the Brake Lines, and plug the ends. The nuts that attach the brake master cylinder to the power booster are removed. If a new one is being installed the reservoir should be transferred with new seals. Before installation, bench bleed a new cylinder. Attach it to the power Brake Booster studs, tighten nuts and fittings, and fill the reservoir. Bleed the system and test brakes before normal use.
