Product Description

ZLQ001 8″+9″ Dual Diaphragm H Onda I Suzu 53-2721 8970480970 8970480980 Brake Vacuum Booster

The H-ONDA I-SUZU 8″+9″ dual diaphragm brake booster amplifies braking force by utilizing engine vacuum to reduce pedal effort, ensuring responsive and safe deceleration. Designed for compatibility with ISUZU Rodeo (1993-1996), ISUZU PICKUP (1993-1995), and HONDA Passport (1994-1997), this vacuum brake booster integrates seamlessly into original braking systems.

Crafted from high-strength steel and finished with black paint, it delivers longevity under demanding conditions. As a leading car vacuum booster supplier, Hipsen offers tailored solutions for vacuum booster system manufacturers, including custom logos, packaging, colors, and materials. Our low MOQ and free sample program cater to global distributors, while ISO9001/IATF16949 certifications guarantee precision and reliability.

Related Questions

1.How long does a brake booster last?

Generally, the hydraulic brake booster will last as long as your car does. There are some factors that can lead to the booster being damaged and having to be replaced.

2.Is there another name for a brake booster?

A vacuum servo (also called a brake booster, power booster, or power brake unit) is a component used on motor vehicles in their braking system, to provide assistance to the driver by decreasing the braking effort.

3.Is power booster and brake booster the same thing?

A brake booster is designed to provide power-added assistance to help apply the brakes. It’s mainly due to the job of a brake booster that a vacuum-assisted system is called a power brake booster. It’s also common for a hydraulic-powered brake booster to also be associated with the term power brake booster.

4.What causes a hydroboost to fail?

A failure in the power steering system, such as a broken hose, broken power steering pump drive belt, or failed pump, would result in a loss of pressure to both the hydro-boost and steering gear.