Brake Air Booster with Steel Housing Construction for HINO 500 Series J08C Diesel Engine - JIS 1000-Hour Salt Spray Tested OEM Direct-Fit
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Product Summary
OEM direct-fit Brake Air Booster 44640-3561 for HINO 500 Series with J08C diesel engine. Features steel housing, dual-circuit safety design, and JIS 1,000-hour salt spray tested corrosion resistance. ISO/TS 16949 certified with 6-month warranty.
Product Details
JIS 1000-Hour Salt Spray Tested Brake Air Booster
,Steel Housing Construction Brake Air Booster
,OEM Direct-Fit Brake Air Booster
- Brake pedal feels hard or spongy; slow return after release
- Delayed brake response; braking force output lags behind pedal input
- Vehicle pulls to one side or brakes unevenly
- Audible air leak (hissing sound) near the booster area
- Brake chamber fails to respond quickly to pedal commands; stopping distance increases significantly
- Material Verified: Booster housing manufactured from steel, meeting OEM strength requirements
- JIS Salt Spray Tested: Passed JIS standard 1,000-hour salt spray test (exceeding ISO 9227 standard)
- OEM Cross-Reference Verified: Replaces OEM 44640-3561 / 446403561
- Dimensions & Weight Verified: Package size 60*20*20cm, unit weight 10kg
- ISO Certified: Product manufactured under ISO and TS 16949 quality systems
| Part Number | 44640-3561 446403561 |
| Product Name | Brake Air Booster |
| Car Model | HINO 500 |
| Engine Model | J08C |
| Condition | 100% Brand New |
| Material | High-strength aluminum alloy & precision bearings |
| Brand | Model | Engine | Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| HINO | 500 Series | J08C Diesel | Brake Air Booster |
| HINO | Ranger | J08C | Brake System |
- This is a brake air booster installed on the brake chamber; it works in conjunction with the brake chamber assembly
- Provide chassis number or VIN before ordering to confirm exact match with 44640-3561
- Some HINO 500 variants across different production years may use different booster versions
- Confirm the booster-to-chamber connection port specification matches during installation
| QC Item | Verification Method / Standard |
|---|---|
| Housing Material | Spectrometer verification of steel composition |
| Seal Performance | Pneumatic seal test to verify diaphragm and valve body leak-free |
| Working Pressure Test | Tested at 90-100 psi (≈6.2-6.9 bar) for booster response |
| Salt Spray Corrosion | JIS standard 1,000-hour salt spray test |
| Dimensional Inspection | Caliper / dedicated gauge for mounting interface |
| Appearance & Marking | Visual inspection, OEM number clearly marked |
| Outgoing Sampling | Batch sampling per AQL standard |
- Apply parking brake, shut off engine, and release compressed air from the system
- Disconnect the air lines connected to the booster; mark line positions
- Remove mounting bolts, take out the old booster, and clean the mounting surface
- Install the new booster, ensure the gasket is intact, and tighten mounting bolts to specified torque
- Reconnect the air lines, ensuring fittings are secure and leak-free
- Start the engine, charge system air pressure to normal operating level (90-100 psi)
- Perform a brake pedal response test; confirm normal brake response with no delay
- Every 5,000 km: Check brake system air pressure and inspect booster area for signs of leakage
- Every 20,000 km: Inspect booster appearance and seal condition; test brake pedal response
- Every 40,000 km: Full brake system inspection including booster, brake chambers, and air lines
- If brake response slows, pedal feels abnormal, or hissing is heard, inspect the booster immediately