306.02.0027 Master Cylinder
306.02.0027
Summary
This high-strength Master Cylinder is a critical component for the clutch system, ensuring precise pressure and reliable operation in heavy commercial vehicles. It is compatible with several major brands including DAF, IVECO, and FTE.
| EAN Code | 8699031063362 |
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Compatible OEM Codes
- IVECO 86028036 86028006 80000604 42558437 2479001
- FTE KG.2394.1.12 2102723
- FAUN 99707303978 1619166
- DAF 691041 1291509
- DEUTZ 2244571
Description
The 306.02.0027 Master Cylinder is a precision-engineered component designed to provide reliable hydraulic pressure within the clutch system of heavy-duty vehicles. This part ensures smooth and consistent engagement, maintaining optimal performance during demanding driving conditions.
This product is a direct equivalent for several high-standard references, including DAF 1291509, DAF 691041, DEUTZ 2244571, FAUN 1619166, FAUN 99707303978, FTE 2102723, FTE KG2394112, IVECO 2479001, IVECO 42558437, IVECO 80000604, IVECO 86028006, and IVECO 86028036. It is specifically designed for compatibility with DAF, DEUTZ, FAUN, FTE, and IVECO systems. The 306.02.0027 is the OE equivalent of the DAF 1291509 clutch master cylinder used in various heavy commercial vehicle applications.
Technicians should ensure that the hydraulic fluid levels and system integrity are checked during installation to prevent air entrapment. Proper mounting and alignment with the clutch pedal assembly are essential for the long-term durability of the system.
Regular inspection of the master cylinder assembly can prevent unexpected system failures and ensure that the vehicle remains operational in professional fleet environments.
Other OEMs
DAF
- 691041
- 1291509
DEUTZ
- 2244571
FAUN
- 99707303978
- 1619166
FTE
- KG2394112
- KG2394.1.12
- KG.2394.1.12
- 2102723
IVECO
- 86028036
- 86028006
- 80000604
- 42558437
- 2479001
Vehicles Used
| Brand | Model | Model Type | Engine |
|---|---|---|---|
| DAF | |||
| DEUTZ | |||
| FAUN | |||
| FTE | |||
| IVECO |
FAQ
Which vehicle brands are compatible with this master cylinder?
This part is compatible with several heavy commercial vehicle brands including DAF, DEUTZ, FAUN, FTE, and IVECO.
What are the primary OEM cross-references for this part?
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How can I ensure I am selecting the correct master cylinder?
Verify your vehicle's original equipment specifications against our compatibility list or consult your authorized distributor for precise fitment guidance.
Is there any maintenance required for a replacement master cylinder?
While designed for longevity using high-strength components, we recommend regular inspections of the clutch hydraulic system and fluid levels during standard maintenance intervals.
What should be checked if there is an issue with clutch engagement?
A lack of consistent pressure often indicates a need for system inspection; check for air in lines or potential issues within the master cylinder assembly.
Does this component work with various heavy commercial vehicle systems?
Yes, it is engineered for high performance within heavy commercial vehicle clutch systems across multiple major brands and models.