Feature(may vary by option.)

●Compatible with：2000-2002 Magnum 325 / Trail Boss 325 2003-2006 Magnum 330 1999-2003 Magnum 500 2002-2004 Scrambler 400 2000 -2012 Scrambler 500 1998 BIG BOSS 500 6X6 2006-2010 HAWKEYE 300 2X4 4X4 2001-2006 Trail Blazer 250 2008-2013 Trail Blazer 330 2003 Trail Blazer 400 2003-2009 Trail Boss 330
●Compatible with ：2008-2010 Sportsman 300 1999-2000 Sportsman 335 2001-2014 Sportsman 400 2006-2007 Sportsman 450 1998-2013 Sportsman 500 2009-2014 Sportsman 550 2003-2005 Sportsman 600 2002-2007 Sportsman 700 2005-2014 Sportsman 800 2009-2014 Sportsman 850
●Replace Part Number: Front Master Cylinder 2010238 2010196 2010233 1910684 Rear Master Cylinder 1910301, 1911113, 1910790 .
●Specification: 6.5MM mounting hole , 38MM center distance of the mounting hole ,12.7MM live cylinder diameter of the brake pump and 10MM oil pipe screw .
●Function: Solve brake problem , such as Abnormal brake pedal behavior , Pull brake hand and vehicle did not decrease speed . And improve the brake effect of vechile so that sure your safe .

[Front Left & Rear Brake]





Description

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Compatible with: Polaris

  • 2008-2010 Sportsman 300 /2000-2002 Magnum 325 / Trail Boss 325/2003-2009 Trail Boss 330
  • 1999-2000 Sportsman 335 / 2003-2006 Magnum 330
  • 2001-2014 Sportsman 400 / 1999-2003 Magnum 500
  • 2006-2007 Sportsman 450 / 2002-2004 Scrambler 400
  • 1998-2013 Sportsman 500 / 2000 -2012 Scrambler 500
  • 2009-2014 Sportsman 550 / 1998 BIG BOSS 500 6X6
  • 2003-2005 Sportsman 600 / 2006-2010 HAWKEYE 300 2X4 4X4
  • 2002-2007 Sportsman 700 / 2001-2006 Trail Blazer 250
  • 2005-2014 Sportsman 800 / 2008-2013 Trail Blazer 330
  • 2009-2014 Sportsman 850 / 2003 Trail Blazer 400

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Front Left Hand Brake master cylinder

  1. A pushrod drives the primary piston to compress the brake fluid in its circuit.
  2. As the primary piston moves, hydraulic pressure builds inside the cylinder and brake lines.
  3. This pressure drives the secondary piston to compress the brake fluid in its circuit.
  4. Brake fluid moves through the brake lines, engaging the braking mechanism

Brake master cylinder

Rear brake master cylinder

  • When you press down on the brake pedal, that force pushes a piston through the brake cylinder, converting the force into hydraulic pressure.
  • This pressure pumps hydraulic fluid through the brake lines, transmitting pressure to a secondary cylinder at each wheel’s braking mechanism.
  • The secondary cylinders drive the caliper piston to engage the brake calipers in disc brakes (the wheel cylinder in drum brakes). This action then goes on to stop the wheel.

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When does we should replace the brake master cylinder?

  1. Abnormal brake pedal behavior
  2. Contaminated brake fluid
  3. Pull brake hand and vehicle did not decrease speed.

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