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MC390536

Name: MC390536 Brake Master Cylinder
Brand: AAASTAND
Availability: InStock

Article number: BMC41064 AAASTAND's product is cross-referenced with this one.

The master cylinder converts the force from the brake pedal into hydraulic pressure, which is used to operate the brake system.

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Designed to meet international certifications such as ISO, CE, and DOT, ensuring compatibility and safety across global markets.

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Bore Size (IN)

1.313

Master Cylinder Material

Aluminum

Mounting Hole Diameter (IN)

0.406

Mounting Hole Quantity

2

Port Quantity

2

Primary Port Thread A

9/16"-18

Secondary Port Thread A

7/16"-24

RAYBESTOSMC390536
MY_NOBMC41064
FORDXC2Z2004A
FORDXC2Z2140CA
OE

Vehicle Fitment

Make	Model	Type	Engine Code	Capacity	Fuel Type	Year	Power

FORD USA	E-250 SUPER DUTY Cab & Chassis	5.4	99L4	5403 CCM / 5.4 L	Petrol	2004-09-01 2005-12-01	190 KW / 258 PS
FORD USA	E-250 SUPER DUTY Cab & Chassis	5.4 CNG	99L4	5403 CCM / 5.4 L	Petrol/Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)	2004-09-01 2005-12-01	190 KW / 258 PS

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Car models	FORD USA E-250 SUPER DUTY Cab & Chassis
Engines	99L4
Engine power (horsepower)	258-258 HP
Power (kilowatts)	190-190 KW
Year of manufacture	2004-2005

FAQs

It converts the force applied to the brake pedal into hydraulic pressure for the braking system.

There are single and dual circuit master cylinders; dual circuit is safer as it allows partial braking if one circuit fails.

It ensures consistent braking performance and prevents system failures.

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