Dynamite Friction 375-56000 Drum Brake Wheel Cylinder - Rear

Rear Drum Brake Wheel Cylinder for Mazda 323 and Mercury Tracer

The Dynamite Friction DFC Brake Wheel Cylinder, part number 375-56000, is a rear drum brake wheel cylinder for select compact cars with rear drum brake systems. It is listed for 1988-1989 Mazda 323 and 1987-1989 Mercury Tracer rear applications.

Key Features

• Rear drum brake wheel cylinder for hydraulic drum brake service
• Direct fit application for 1988-1989 Mazda 323, rear
• Direct fit application for 1987-1989 Mercury Tracer, rear
• Part number 375-56000 for catalog and service matching
• DFC Brake Wheel Cylinder product line from Dynamite Friction

Product Details

The DFC Brake Wheel Cylinder line from Dynamite Friction covers brake hydraulic replacement parts for drum brake systems. This wheel cylinder is specified for rear use on the Mazda 323 and Mercury Tracer applications listed above, making it a focused replacement for vehicles that rely on rear drum brake hydraulics. Use part number 375-56000 when matching the correct rear wheel cylinder for these vehicles.

This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.

Common Brake Issues It Can Address

• Brake fluid leakage at the rear wheel cylinder
• Uneven rear drum brake operation
• Soft or inconsistent brake pedal feel caused by hydraulic wear
• Reduced braking performance from worn cylinder seals
• Brake drag or contamination inside the drum assembly

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm rear drum brake configuration before ordering and match the vehicle application to the listed fitment. Inspect brake shoes, drums, and hydraulic lines during service, and bleed the brake system after installation to remove air from the hydraulic circuit. Verify the part number 375-56000 against the removed component and vehicle records for accurate replacement.

Quality Assurance

Dynamite Friction’s DFC Brake Wheel Cylinder line is positioned as a brake hydraulics replacement offering for service-focused repairs on listed applications.