Raybestos Brakes Brake Master Cylinder P/N:MC390070
Raybestos MC390792 brake master cylinder for the 2003-2006 Honda Element turns pedal force into hydraulic pressure for the brakes.
A brake pedal that sinks or feels soft, or fluid that keeps dropping in the reservoir, can mean this master cylinder is worn, though a leaking brake line or caliper can be behind the same signs. A brake shop can tell which of the three is at fault.
This is a master cylinder for the 2003-2006 Honda Element, made for OE fit, form and function. Its materials match OE specifications and meet vehicle-specific designs.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One brake master cylinder with its reservoir and cap. The sensor, bleeder hoses and brake booster are not included. This listing holds one master cylinder, and the 2003-2006 Honda Element takes one.
Interchange: 130.40052
MCA630545 · NM55362 · NMC23238 · M630545 · 46100SCVA51
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Does the Raybestos MC390792 fit the 2003-2006 Honda Element?
Yes. The Raybestos MC390792 fits the 2003-2006 Honda Element, and the model years are all that decide it.
Does the Raybestos MC390792 come with the reservoir and cap?
Yes. The Raybestos MC390792 includes the reservoir and the master cylinder cap. The sensor, bleeder hoses and brake booster are not included.
What thread size are the ports on this master cylinder?
This master cylinder has two ports. The primary and secondary outlets are both M10x1.
Does this Raybestos master cylinder need assembly before installing?
No. It comes ready to bench bleed and install with no assembly required.
Is each Raybestos Element3 master cylinder pressure tested?
Yes. Each Element3 master cylinder is 100% end-of-line pressure tested for consistent, reliable operation.
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