OEM 2009 Ford Mustang Brake Master Cylinder

2009 Ford Mustang Brake Master Cylinder Parts Q&A

• Q: How to remove and replace the brake master cylinder on 2009 Ford Mustang?

  A: The first step for removing and replacing a brake master cylinder requires using reputed brake fluid which matches manufacturer standards while keeping drain fluids separate to avoid hazards. Read all precautions on the product label then contact medical professionals about emergencies. In case of brake fluid leakage it is crucial to wash exposed painted surfaces and plastics with water right away. Start the process by putting the A/C suction accumulator in a safe location while removing its two bolts for storage. To commence working on the brake fluid sensor electrical connector you need to disconnect it. Manual transmission vehicles require a clamp removal and hose disconnection from the brake fluid reservoir. The next stage requires removing two brake tube fittings from the master cylinder yet you must use caps to seal the brake lines and stoppers to block the master cylinder ports. Toss out the two brake master cylinder nuts before installing the new cylinder while you should secure the new nuts to 23 Nm (17 lb-ft). Sticking to the removal process in reverse following installation complete the procedure by bleeding the master cylinder then performing clutch master cylinder bleeding when needed. Secure the brake tube fittings with torque at 22 Nm (16 lb-ft).