Restore dependable hydraulic brake performance with the DFC 355-59007 Brake Master Cylinder, designed for select 1988-1997 Honda Civic, Civic del Sol, and CRX applications. As a key component of the braking system, the master cylinder converts pedal pressure into hydraulic pressure, helping deliver consistent braking response and proper fluid distribution to the vehicle’s brake circuits.

The DFC 355-59007 is engineered as a direct-fit replacement for compatible factory applications, supporting straightforward installation without unnecessary modifications. Replacing a worn or failing master cylinder can help address symptoms such as a soft or sinking brake pedal, inconsistent braking response, or reduced hydraulic pressure. Always verify the vehicle’s year, model, brake configuration, and existing component specifications before ordering.

Built for automotive replacement use, this DFC master cylinder is suited for maintenance, repair, and brake system restoration. Professional installation is recommended, followed by proper brake bleeding and a complete inspection of the braking system to help ensure safe operation. This part is not CARB-approved, and California customers should review applicable requirements before purchase. The product carries a Proposition 65 warning.

Compatible applications include select Honda Civic models from 1988 through 1990 and additional Civic, Civic del Sol, and CRX vehicles within the stated 1988-1997 range. Because fitment may vary by trim and brake system, confirm compatibility using the vehicle application details and part number DFC 355-59007.

Features:

• Vehicle Fitment: Designed for select 1988-1997 Honda Civic, Civic del Sol, and CRX models
• Replacement Function: Restores hydraulic pressure control within the vehicle’s braking system
• Direct-Fit Design: Engineered for compatible factory brake system applications
• Part Number: DFC 355-59007
• Brand: DFC
• Installation: Professional installation, brake bleeding, and system inspection are recommended
• Regulatory Information: Not CARB approved; Proposition 65 warning applies