Genuine Chrysler Sebring Wheel Cylinder
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9 Wheel Cylinders found
Chrysler Sebring Cylinder-Brake Wheel Cylinder
Part Number: MB134975- Other Name: Cup And Boot Package Brake Wheel Cylinder; Wheel Cylinder Overhaul Kit
$7.07 MSRP: $11.54You Save: $4.47 (39%)
Chrysler Sebring Cylinder-Wheel
Part Number: 5191305AA- Other Name: Cylinder Assembly Wheel; Wheel Cylinder
$68.26 MSRP: $98.65You Save: $30.39 (31%)
Chrysler Sebring WHEELCYLINDER-Wheel
Part Number: V2102296AA- Other Name: Cylinder, Rear Wheel Brake, Complete
$28.72 MSRP: $36.54You Save: $7.82 (22%)
Chrysler Sebring Wheel Cylinder-Wheel
Part Number: V2106244AA- Other Name: Cylinder Wheel
$28.72 MSRP: $36.54You Save: $7.82 (22%)
Chrysler Sebring Wheel Cylinder-Wheel
Part Number: V2108859AA- Other Name: Cylinder, Rear Wheel Brake (3/4")
$29.63 MSRP: $37.71You Save: $8.08 (22%)
Chrysler Sebring Wheel Cylinder-Wheel
Part Number: 4762296- Other Name: Cylinder Wheel; Wheel Cylinder, Wheel Cylinder Overhaul Kit
$52.20 MSRP: $66.43You Save: $14.23 (22%)
Chrysler Sebring Wheel Cylinder-Wheel
Part Number: 4728859- Other Name: Cylinder, Rear Wheel Brake (3/4"); Wheel Cylinder
$49.01 MSRP: $62.36You Save: $13.35 (22%)
Chrysler Sebring Wheel Cylinder-Wheel
Part Number: 5096244AA- Other Name: Cylinder Wheel; Wheel Cylinder
$55.85 MSRP: $71.06You Save: $15.21 (22%)
Chrysler Sebring Wheel Cylinder Parts Questions & Answers
- Q: How to Replace a Rear Wheel Cylinder?A: If replacement is warranted, explore all options before beginning the job. New wheel cylinders are available, which makes this job quite easy. Never replace only one wheel cylinder. Always replace both of them at the same time. Remove the rear brake shoes. Using a flare-nut wrench, disconnect the brake line fitting from the wheel cylinder. Plug the end of the brake line to prevent fluid loss and contamination. Remove the two bolts securing the wheel cylinder to the backing plate and remove the wheel cylinder. Installation is the reverse of removal. Tighten the wheel cylinder mounting bolts to the torque. Tighten the line fitting securely. Install the brake shoes and brake drum. Bleed the brakes. Carefully test brake operation before resuming normal operation.
