Trailer Brake Master Cylinder
The Trailer Brake Master Cylinder Manufacturer!
Zhuji Juntai Auto Spare Parts Co.,Ltd. was established in 2011 and located in Zhuji City, Zhejiang Province, China. Our factory has professional technicians team and excellent sales team, which can help us to provide our clients good quality and perfect service.
Why choose us
Excellent Team
Our factory has professional technicians team and excellent sales team, which can help us to provide our clients good quality and perfect service.
Quality Assurance
ISO 9000 certificate of conformity of quality management system certification; certificate of utility model patent; SGS gold plus supplier assessment certificate.
Reputation
A company with a positive reputation is more likely to attract customers. Reputation is built through consistent quality service or products, good customer relations, and reliability.
Production Market
Our products are exported to over 100 countries in Southeast Asia, Europe, Africa, America, and other regions, as well as domestic automotive after-sales markets and repair shops. The annual transaction volume exceeds 20 million yuan.
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Type |
Trailer Brake Master Cylinder |
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Place of Origin |
Zhejiang, China |
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Purpose |
For replace/repair |
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OE NO. |
0001400359-A 0001400459 0001400759 0001400589 SZ1190 19589 0340140028 DT461852 |
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Material |
Aluminium Alloy |
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Application |
Other Devices |
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Single Box Gross Weight |
0.568 KGS |
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Single Box Net Weight |
0.488 KGS |
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Single Box Size |
4.8 CM*13 CM*10.5 CM |
Regularly Adjust and Test Electric Trailer Brakes
Jack up the trailer and securely support it with jack stands or wheel chocks.
Remove the rubber plug on the rear side of the brake backing plate to expose the adjustment hole.
Using a brake adjustment tool or flathead screwdriver, rotate the adjustment wheel (also known as the star wheel) until the brake shoes are tight against the drum.
Back off the adjustment wheel by 1/4 to 1/2 turn or until the wheel spins freely with minimal brake drag.
Components of Trailer Brake Master Cylinder

Trailer Brakes
The trailer brakes are the parts that apply the immediate stopping pressure to the trailer wheels to decelerate the vehicle. On trailer drum brakes, these parts include the shoes, drums, and other components. On trailer disc brakes, they include the brake pads and rotors.
Trailer Hubs & Wheels
The wheels on a trailer and especially the hubs are also essential parts of the braking system. The trailer hub is the housing for the braking components, such as the drums and shoes. The hubs also provide the structure on which the trailer wheels rotate, and the wheels serve as the direct contact point between the trailer and the road, allowing the trailer to decelerate.
Brake Controller
Typically located inside the tow vehicle, the trailer brake controller regulates the braking force applied to the trailer. The two primary types include time-delay controllers and proportional controllers, offering varying levels of control and responsiveness. A brake controller also usually provides some kind of interface to allow the driver to monitor braking activity.
Trailer Wiring
There are many different forms of trailer wiring and many functions that it can carry out. Trailer wiring is essential for electric trailer brake operation. Dedicated trailer wires facilitate communication between the tow vehicle and the trailer's brakes – when to apply stopping power and when not to. Proper wiring is crucial for electric and emergency brake systems.
Breakaway Switch & Battery
The breakaway system, comprised of a switch and special dedicated battery mounted on the trailer, activates the trailer brakes in the event of an unintended vehicle detachment. A breakaway system is not required on every trailer, but some do require it, particularly if that trailer is large enough to have electric brakes.
ABS Module
Advanced trailers may feature anti-lock braking systems, such as the Lippert ABS system, which prevent wheel lockup and enhance control in slippery or emergency situations.

Installation & Maintenance
Requires special bleeding tools
Mixing different brake fluid grades prohibited
Inspect seals every 2 years
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