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      29arod




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      Registered: October 2004
      Location: Eagle Mountain
      Posts: 145
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      Master Cylinder, under floor mount
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    1. patconor
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      Registered: October 2010
      Location: Georgetown
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      For what car is this master cylinder? A typical master cylinder is composed of a fluid reservoir, a piston, and the cylinder itself. Pressure is created when the piston is closed, compressing fluid through a valve, or series of valves, in the cylinder and is routed to the brake or clutch systems through pressurized lines. Automotive brake master cylinders often employ a brake booster to amplify the brake pedal pressure to the master cylinder, generating a stronger braking response in return. When used in a brake system application, the master cylinder is attached to brake calipers. Clutch applications employ slave cylinders.
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