Brake master cylinder

In Simple Terms

This rule covers the brake master cylinder - the component that converts a driver's foot pressure on the brake pedal into hydraulic force to stop the car. It includes the push-rods that transfer pedal movement, the brake balance system that distributes stopping power, and any electronic components controlling these systems. All these parts must be securely attached to the survival cell (the car's main safety structure).

• Master cylinder converts driver's brake input into hydraulic pressure
• Includes push-rods, brake balance system, and related electronics
• All components must be properly secured to the survival cell
• Covers both mechanical and electrical/electronic brake control elements