58.73mm Bore Grey Cast Iron Brake Wheel Cylinder CE Certified for HINO EF750
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Product Summary
HINO EF750 Brake Wheel Cylinder 47550-1630/475501630 — 58.73mm bore grey cast iron body with aluminum alloy piston. CE certified, direct-fit OEM replacement for HINO EF750/500 Series (2010-on). Features EPDM rubber seals, 12-month warranty, and custom packaging options.
Product Details
58.73mm Bore Brake Wheel Cylinder
,Grey Cast Iron Wheel Cylinder
,CE Certified Hydraulic Brake Cylinder
- Brake pedal feels soft or spongy; pedal travel gradually increases with the pedal held down
- Vehicle pulls to one side under braking; uneven braking force
- Master cylinder reservoir fluid level drops rapidly; abnormal brake fluid consumption
- Visible brake fluid seepage around the wheel cylinder area
- Scraping or grinding noise during braking
| Part Number | 47550-1630 475501630 |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Brake Wheel Cylinder |
| Car Model | HINO EF750 |
| Engine Model | HINO EF750 |
| Condition | 100% Brand New |
| Material | High-strength aluminum alloy & precision bearings |
| Origin | China Mainland |
| Main Markets | Middle East, Asia, Africa, South America, North America & Europe |
• HINO EF750
• HINO 500 Series (2010-on)
• HINO Serie 500 FC1726 / GH1726 (2010-on) with J08C-TI engine
• This is a rear axle brake wheel cylinder
• Verify the original cylinder's appearance and port configuration
• Confirm brake line connection thread specification matches
• Recommended to replace both wheel cylinders on the same axle simultaneously
| Feature | Benefit |
|---|---|
| 58.73mm OEM Standard Bore | Precise match with original brake system |
| Grey Cast Iron Body + Aluminum Piston | Structural strength with optimized heat transfer |
| SEIKEN/TRW Cross-Verified | Compatible with international brand replacements |
| OE Direct-Fit Replacement | Bolt-on installation without modification |
| CE Certified | Consistent batch quality assured |
| QC Item | Verification Method |
|---|---|
| Bore Diameter | Inside micrometer, tolerance control on 58.73mm |
| Seal Performance | Hydraulic seal bench test, leak-free verification |
| Piston Stroke | Dedicated gauge for piston extension and return stroke |
| Cylinder Body Material | Spectrometer verification of grey cast iron composition |
| Thread Specification | Thread gauge inspection of brake line port |
Brake wheel cylinder replacement involves a core component of the hydraulic braking system and must be performed by a qualified technician. The brake system must be completely bled of air during installation; otherwise, brake failure will result.
- Lift and safely support the vehicle; remove wheels and brake drum
- Disconnect the brake line connection; collect any leaking brake fluid
- Remove wheel cylinder mounting bolts; take out the old cylinder and clean the mounting surface
- Install the new cylinder; tighten mounting bolts to the torque specified in the workshop manual
- Reconnect the brake line, ensuring the fitting is secure
- Bleed the brake system until the pedal feels firm
- Reinstall brake drum and wheels; perform a road test to confirm normal braking performance
- Every 6,000-12,000 km: Check brake fluid level and inspect wheel cylinder area for leakage
- Every 12 months or 60,000 km: Inspect wheel cylinder rubber seals; replace if necessary
- Every 2 years: Replace brake fluid to prevent moisture-induced internal corrosion
- If brake pedal feels soft, fluid level drops abnormally, or the vehicle pulls during braking, inspect the wheel cylinder immediately and replace