Product Description

41100-B9600 41100B9600 41100-R8010 41100R8010 Auto Parts Brake Wheel Pump Cylinder for Nissan

The brake wheel cylinder plays a vital role in your vehicle’s hydraulic brake system. When you press the brake pedal, hydraulic pressure activates the cylinder’s pistons, pushing brake shoes against the drum to create stopping friction. This simple yet crucial mechanism ensures reliable braking performance across different driving scenarios.

Our 41100-B9600 brake wheel cylinder combines aluminum housing with iron components for optimal heat dissipation and durability. It perfectly fits multiple Nissan models requiring part numbers 41100-B9600 or 41100-R8010. Each unit undergoes strict quality verification before shipment.

As a certified brake cylinder factory, we support comprehensive brake wheel cylinder customization services. Distributors can request private label packaging, specific color coding, or material adjustments. Our OEM brake cylinder development team handles everything from design to production with low minimum order quantities.

All manufacturing processes follow ISO9001 and IATF16949 standards. We welcome sample testing and provide flexible brake component wholesale programs for established partners. Contact our technical team to discuss your specific requirements.

Related Questions

1.What is the most common failure of wheel cylinders?

Here are five of the most common ones:
Rubber Seal Failure. The wheel cylinder piston seal and dust boot are made of rubber.
Worn Pistons. Pistons are meant to be a specific diameter relative to your cylinder bore size.
Stuck Pistons.
Pistons that Slip Out of the Bore.
Cracked Cylinder Body.

2.How to Find an OEM Factory?

Find OEM Part Numbers: You can find the original part numbers (OEM Numbers) for your vehicle’s wheel cylinder from an online parts catalog or a vehicle-specific database.
Source Parts from Reputable Suppliers: Websites and auto parts stores like eBay UK, EU-spares, or even platforms like Alibaba and Made-in-China.com list OEM suppliers.
Look for Brands Known for OEM: Many automotive parts manufacturers produce parts that meet or exceed OEM standards. For example, TRW (a ZF company) is a major OEM brake component manufacturer.
Contact an Aftermarket Supplier: Suppliers like Hipsen Brake Systems specialize in OE-quality parts and work directly with vehicle manufacturers, selling to you directly.

3.Understanding OEM Wheel Cylinders

OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer): These are parts that were originally designed and manufactured for the vehicles they are intended for, often by the same companies that make the vehicle’s components.
Function: A wheel cylinder is part of a drum brake system, forcing the brake shoes outward against the drum when the brake pedal is pressed.
Replacement: You need a replacement when the seals leak, or the pistons seize.