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Ford Bronco Brake Master Cylinder is designed to give drivers instant conversion of pedal pressure to hydraulic force, ensuring they come to a stop with confidence, another safety feature to complement the many strengths of the legendary SUV. The Ford Bronco was designed to be durable and off-road capable featuring a stout ladder frame, four-wheel drive available with an MP3022 transfer case and a tight turning radius that allows teens to maneuver through trail switchbacks without breaking a sweat. Over six generations the Ford design team reduced weight for improved fuel economy, protected the body with a reinforced B-pillar roof, and tested every metric part for perfect fit to make drivers a rugged companion tackling mud, sand, or city streets with equal ease. Owners love the Bronco cabin as well, and every Ford fan loves the way it combines modern technology with simple controls to make driving easy to learn. The Brake Master Cylinder in the SUV is the hydraulic heart of the braking system that contains two dual circuits that prevent the cessation of stopping power in the event of a failure in one side of the system. Cast iron units have integral reservoirs while lighter aluminum versions have external plastic cups, but all Brake Master Cylinders are required to push fluid cleanly to the calipers to provide the friction that stops two tons of adventurous spirit. When replacing a Bronco Brake Master Cylinder, park safely, disconnect the battery, bench bleed the new Brake Master Cylinder unit, bolt to the booster, reconnect lines, top up fluid, bleed all wheels, and road test for a firm pedal.