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Toyota T100 Brake Master Cylinder
The Brake Master Cylinder is part of the braking system in the Toyota T100 car; this part translates force exerted by the foot into hydraulic pressure that operates slave cylinders. This system uses hydraulic fluid to transfer force created by the master cylinder's piston to slave cylinders which improves force and displacement. New Toyota T100 cars come with dual circuit master cylinders with two pistons that mean even if the there is hydraulic failure in one circuit the second circuit is capable of supplying enough pressure to enable a car to stop. It is used to directly operate the calipers or drum brake and produce the friction needed to stop the wheels besides using its slave cylinder to operate the clutch release. The Brake Master Cylinder regulates hydraulic force and the pressure distribution, therefore, its effective operation is critical to the braking and the clutch system of any vehicle.
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Toyota T100 Brake Master Cylinder Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to overhaul the master cylinder on Toyota T100?A: Before deciding to overhaul the Brake Brake Master Cylinder, check availability and cost of a new or rebuilt unit, as well as rebuild kit availability. When removing the Brake Master Cylinder, place rags under Brake Line fittings and cover line ends to prevent fluid spillage. Unplug the brake fluid level warning switch connector and loosen tube nuts with a flare-nut wrench. Pull brake lines slightly away from the Brake Master Cylinder and plug them to prevent contamination. Remove the Brake Master Cylinder by loosening mounting nuts, being careful not to kink hydraulic lines. Remove reservoir cap and discard remaining fluid. When the Brake Master Cylinder is removed, bleed the entire hydraulic system, which is more efficient if the Brake Master Cylinder is bench bled before installation. Mount the Brake Master Cylinder in a vise with soft jaws and fill reservoirs with brake fluid. Depress the piston multiple times to expel air, and temporarily install plugs when bleeding is complete. Carefully install the Brake Master Cylinder by reversing removal steps and bleed the brake system.
