Febi Bilstein Air Cylinder 10917 - Slave Cylinder, engine brake

This Febi Bilstein Air Cylinder 10917 is a high-quality replacement part designed for specific veh...

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This Febi Bilstein Air Cylinder 10917 is a high-quality replacement slave cylinder for the engine brake system, designed for specific vehicle applications. It offers a reliable solution for maintaining your vehicle's braking performance. A key caveat is the need for precise compatibility verification with your vehicle's make and model before purchase.

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Model Part Number10917
BrandFebi Bilstein

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FAQs

What is the primary function of this air cylinder?

This Febi Bilstein Air Cylinder 10917 functions as a slave cylinder for the engine brake system, actuating the braking mechanism.

How do I ensure this part fits my vehicle?

You must verify compatibility by checking your vehicle's specific requirements against the product's OEM cross-references (MAN, NEOPLAN: 81157016113, 81157016117, 81157016120) and dimensions (180mm length, 44mm outer diameter, M8 x 1 thread).

Who should install this part?

Installation should be performed by a competent individual or qualified mechanic experienced with automotive engine brake systems.

What are the dimensions of this air cylinder?

The cylinder has a length of 180 mm, an outer diameter of 44 mm, and an external thread size of M8 x 1.

What is the weight of the Febi Bilstein Air Cylinder 10917?

The air cylinder weighs approximately 0.52 kg.

Can I use this as a universal part?

No, this is a specific replacement part designed for particular vehicle applications and is not a universal component.

Where can I find cross-reference information?

Cross-references are available for various brands including AUGER, DT Spare Parts, and OEM references from MAN and NEOPLAN.

Troubleshooting

Engine brake system not engaging or weak performance.

Check the air supply to the cylinder. Inspect for any leaks in the air lines or the cylinder seals. Verify the cylinder is correctly installed and the linkage is properly connected.

Air leaks detected around the cylinder.

Inspect the seals and housing of the air cylinder for visible damage. If leaks are confirmed, the cylinder likely needs replacement.

Difficulty installing the cylinder.

Ensure you have the correct part for your vehicle. Double-check that mounting points and connections align perfectly. Refer to the vehicle's service manual for correct installation procedures.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-quality replacement part from a reputable brand.
  • Directly engineered for specific vehicle applications.
  • Ensures proper functioning of the engine brake system.
  • Compatibility with multiple OEM part numbers simplifies sourcing.
  • Durable design for long-term use.

Cons

  • Requires careful verification of vehicle compatibility before purchase.
  • Installation should be performed by a competent individual.
  • Not a universal part; application-specific.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: Installation of the Febi Bilstein Air Cylinder 10917 should be carried out by a qualified mechanic or technician experienced with vehicle brake systems. Ensure the vehicle's engine brake system is disengaged and depressurized before beginning installation. Follow manufacturer-specific procedures for removing the old unit and installing the new one, ensuring all connections are secure.

Compatibility: It is crucial to verify that this air cylinder is compatible with your specific vehicle's make, model, and year. Check the OEM references provided (MAN, NEOPLAN: 81157016113, 81157016117, 81157016120) against your vehicle's existing part or specifications. Cross-reference with brands like AUGER and DT Spare Parts if needed.

Care: As a sealed component, the air cylinder itself requires minimal direct care. However, its performance is linked to the overall health of the engine brake system. Regular maintenance of the entire system, including checking for air leaks, ensuring proper fluid levels (if applicable to the system), and inspecting related components, will help maintain the longevity of the air cylinder.

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