JP GROUP/LPR Wheel Cylinder - MPN: 4912

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This JP GROUP/LPR Wheel Cylinder (MPN: 4912) is designed for owners of compatible VW, Audi, and Skoda vehicles needing a reliable rear axle brake component. Its primary benefit is restoring optimal braking performance with a durable grey cast iron construction. A key consideration is the need to verify specific vehicle fitment using VIN ranges and PR numbers before purchase. This wheel cylinder is engineered for vehicles with drum brakes on the rear axle and can function with or without ABS, and with brake force regulators.
| Model Part Number | 4912 |
|---|---|
| Brand | JP GROUP/LPR |
This wheel cylinder is constructed from grey cast iron, known for its durability and heat resistance.
No, it is specifically designed for the rear axle of vehicles equipped with drum brakes. It is compatible with or without ABS and brake force regulators on those specific models.
You must verify compatibility using your vehicle's VIN range and PR numbers against the manufacturer's specifications for models like VW Golf, Audi A2, Skoda Citigo, etc. Comparing OE part numbers is also recommended.
It has a thread size of 10 x 1, a fastening hole spacing of 21mm, and a piston diameter of 17.46mm.
Yes, bleeding the brake system is a mandatory step after replacing a wheel cylinder to ensure proper hydraulic function and remove any air.
MPN stands for Manufacturer Part Number. 4912 is the unique identifier assigned by JP GROUP/LPR to this specific wheel cylinder model.
No, this wheel cylinder is designed exclusively for the rear axle drum brake systems of compatible vehicles.
The seals within the wheel cylinder have failed. The wheel cylinder needs to be replaced immediately.
Check for leaks at the wheel cylinder. If none, inspect brake shoes, drum, and brake lines. The wheel cylinder may be internally damaged or seized.
The brake system was not bled properly after installation. Re-bleed the brake system to remove all air.
Ensure the wheel cylinder pistons are fully retracted. If not, there may be an issue with the brake shoes or the cylinder itself. Check for seized components.
Setup:
Installation of a wheel cylinder is part of a brake system repair and should ideally be performed by a qualified mechanic. The process typically involves:
Compatibility:
Care:
Wheel cylinders are sealed components and do not require routine user maintenance. However, regular brake system inspections are recommended. Keep the area around the brake components clean during installation. If brake fluid leaks are observed around the wheel cylinder, it indicates a seal failure and requires immediate replacement.