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Ford E-150 Master Cylinder Part Number: 2C2Z-2140-AB
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Ford E-150 Master Cylinder Part Number: 9C2Z-2140-A
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Ford E-150 Master Cylinder Part Number: 9C2Z-2140-C
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Ford E-150 Master Cylinder Part Number: 3C2Z-2140-DA
Ford E-150 Master Cylinder Part Number: 9C2Z-2140-D
Ford E-150 Master Cylinder Part Number: 6C2Z-2140-AB
Ford E-150 Master Cylinder Part Number: 8C2Z-2140-A
Ford E-150 Master Cylinder Part Number: 2C2Z-2140-BA
Ford E-150 Brake Master Cylinder
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The Ford E-150 Brake Master Cylinder is a very important part in the braking mechanism as it has been branded to achieve high durability and efficiency in many E-150 models. This important component transforms the force exerted by the driver's foot into hydraulic pressure in order to modulate the slave cylinders for secure and optimum braking. The Ford E-150 model entails the use of a dual circuit Brake Master Cylinder which provides a backup braking system just in case one of the circuits is damaged. Manufactured out of materials such as cast iron or aluminum the Brake Master Cylinder is built to endure the wear and tear that use throws at it and reduce some of the common problems faced such as fluid leaks and internal problems. It has been reviewed to be mounted strategically on the front of the vacuum power booster enhancing its functionality and, at the same time, easy to maintain. This complex Brake Master Cylinder has been developed over the years and supports the Ford E-150 since it was originally produced in 1957, Making sure that a driver doesn't have an inconsistent brake feel. The functionality of Brake Master Cylinder in the Ford E-150 cannot of course be overemphasized, it goes a long way in making the vehicle more efficient and safe. Also, the Brake Master Cylinder is suitable for different E-150 models; it provides flexibility in the automobile market. The Ford E-150 Brake Master Cylinder before us is well built and offers all the basic elements that can give performance to the vehicle and safety to the drivers.
Ford E-150 Brake Master Cylinder Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to service the Brake Master Cylinder with Hydro-Boost on Ford E-150?A:The first step in servicing Brake Master Cylinder with Hydro-Boost requires the use of fresh brake fluid with standard manufacturer specifications while keeping out prior drained fluid to maintain cleanliness. The warning flag applies because brake fluid will damage painted and plastic materials so immediate water cleaning must follow any spillages. You should start the service by using proper vacuum suction to empty the brake fluid reservoir. You should first remove the Coolant Reservoir bolts while setting the reservoir aside then reinstall it by tightening to 10 Nm (89 lb-in). First disconnect the power cable at the power distribution box then place the box aside before disconnecting electrical connectors of both the brake fluid level switch and speed control deactivator switch. For vehicles without roll stability control, tighten the brake tube fittings to 18 Nm (13 lb-ft) but increase this value to 28 Nm (21 lb-ft) when dealing with vehicles that have this system. Discard the brake master cylinder nuts when removing them from the power steering tube bracket since these nuts have torque-preventing features. The next steps require new nut installation followed by torque application to 23 Nm (17 lb-ft) before removing the power steering tube bracket along with the brake master cylinder. The service ends with reversing the removal procedures followed by brake system bleeding.
- Q: How to Properly Bleed the Brake Master Cylinder to Ensure Optimal Performance and Prevent Contamination on Ford E-150?A:The brake fluid used for bleeding needs to be both clean and following manufacturer guidelines with fresh fluid only since drained fluid poses risks of damage and contamination. During the procedure, one should maintain an adequate fluid level within the brake master cylinder since insufficient fluid results in brake damage alongside performance degradation. Any spillage of brake fluid on painted or plastic surfaces must be cleaned immediately by water application. Before putting new brake master cylinders into operation or emptying the system completely, one should prime the reservoir to protect it from air entry. Short brake tubes should be installed into the reservoir where clean brake fluid maintains them before you disconnect each tube from the brake master cylinder. The technician should use their assistance to activate the brake pedal while checking for clear fluid to emerge without any air bubble formation from both tubes. The brake outlet tubes require installation following short tube removal, so the assistance must give two brake pedal pumps before keeping firm pressure to complete tube bleeding. The assistant needs to maintain pressure on the brake while the technician tightens the backmost brake tube fitting just enough for fluid to drain before tightening it down. Follow the procedures until the reservoir contains no more than clear fluid without air bubbles, ensuring to refill the tank as needed before moving on to bleed the front brake tube. Apply the brake tube fittings with the recommended torque values.
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