Dodge Challenger Brake Master Cylinders & Reservoirs

A master cylinder is a masterpiece of engineering and its purpose is to convert the force applied to the brake pedal by the foot of the driver into hydraulic pressure: the master cylinder activates a piston that pushes the brake fluid, transferring the pressure to the brake calipers or to the wheel cylinders, where the brake pads or the shoes are finally forced against the friction surface. Here is, by and large, how the braking system of your Dodge Challenger works. The master cylinder is arguably the very core of the braking system, and it is connected to a reservoir whose task is to provide enough brake fluid, at the same time protecting the system from any possible air infiltration.

Housing, pistons and springs are the main parts of the master cylinder, but many other components, such as proportioning valves, grommets, gaskets and reservoir covers contribute to the proper functioning of the system. If you need to restore the original efficiency of the braking system of your Challenger, browse our online catalog, where a full choice of premium Dodge Challenger brake master cylinders and reservoirs is available. Doubts or questions? Get in touch with our trustworthy and qualified personnel at the online help center.