1997 Honda Civic 4 Door Brake Master Cylinder DIY Solutions BFS01129

My car had an internal leak of the brake master cylinder. The brakes would still work but I had to keep a good stopping distance in front of me because they wouldn't work very well. Once stopped at a traffic light or stop sign, the pedal would slowly sink to the floor completely so, since my car is automatic, I was in the habit of putting it into neutral and pulling the hand brake until I could set off again. The master cylinder I got from 1A auto works well. For the price, I expected it to be refurbished but no it seems brand new. It's not made by honda (my car's manufacturer) but it's obviously of quality and true specifications of the original maker. Fits perfectly, works perfectly and it's probably the best price you're going to find for it. For comparison, autozone's price for a new one of these is $108.99. I did, however find one on advance auto's site for $64.28 with no indication it's rebuilt and that's only a few dollars more than 1A auto's. But whatever, this makes t

Wow this product works just as intended. Nothing like a brand new part to revive the older cars stopping power! So glad this came 100% assembled! Those rubber gaskets under the reservoir are known to leak or be too stubborn to accept a new reservoir. With the 1A Auto part it came already installed so it was fool proof! Best of all the part was around $60! Love 1A Auto for helping me get my car back on the road!