AISIN Clutch Master Cylinder P/N:CMT-030
AISIN CMT-047 clutch master cylinder for the 1975-1979 Toyota Corolla 1.2L / 1.6L and other vehicles pushes fluid through the clutch hydraulic circuit when you press the pedal.
A clutch pedal that feels soft, sinks toward the floor or leaves fluid around the cylinder can mean the master cylinder is wearing out. Before you replace it, rule out a leaking slave cylinder, a damaged line or air in the system, since any of them can give the pedal the same feel.
It also fits the 1971-1975 Toyota Celica and the 1972-1973 Toyota Carina 1.6L.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One clutch master cylinder. The vehicle takes one, so a single listing covers it.
Interchange: 072-4625 · 136.44100 · 31410-12050 · 31410-12051 · 31410-12052 · 31410-14030 · 31410-14271
11841 · LMC483 · SH5089 · 5479100 · F103279
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is the AISIN CMT-047 a Toyota Corolla clutch master cylinder for 1.2L / 1.6L cars from 1975-1979?
Yes. The AISIN CMT-047 fits the 1975-1979 Toyota Corolla 1.2L / 1.6L, and it is sold as one clutch master cylinder.
Does the CMT-047 work as a clutch master cylinder for the 1971-1975 Toyota Celica?
Yes. The AISIN CMT-047 fits the 1971-1975 Toyota Celica.
What are the AISIN clutch master cylinder's bore size and seal material?
The bore diameter is 15.875 mm (0.625 in). The seals are high heat ethylene propylene.
Does the CMT-047 replace number 31410-12050?
Yes. The AISIN CMT-047 is listed as a replacement for 31410-12050, along with 31410-14030 and 072-4625, among other numbers.
What do the anodizing and Kanigen plating do on this cylinder body?
Anodizing and Kanigen plating strengthen the cylinder surfaces, help the piston move smoothly and resist corrosion.
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