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New Zealand's #1 mobile mechanicPay in 4, with Afterpay12 month, 10,000km warrantyAffordable, upfront pricingNew Zealand's #1 mobile mechanicPay in 4, with Afterpay12 month, 10,000km warrantyAffordable, upfront pricingBrake Master Cylinder Replacement made easy
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Why book with us?
Tell me about my Brake Master Cylinder Replacement
The brake master cylinder is the heart of your vehicle’s braking system. It converts the pressure you apply on the brake pedal into hydraulic pressure, which then forces brake fluid through the brake lines to each wheel. If the master cylinder fails, your brakes may feel spongy, lose pressure, or stop working altogether, making it unsafe to drive.
What is a brake master cylinder replacement?
This service involves removing the faulty master cylinder and installing a new one. The master cylinder is typically mounted to the brake booster and connected to the brake lines and fluid reservoir.
Why do you need a brake master cylinder replacement?
If the master cylinder is leaking internally or externally, it cannot build the pressure required for safe braking. Replacing it ensures your braking system works properly and keeps you safe on the road.
Common signs you need a brake master cylinder replacement
- Brake pedal feels soft, spongy, or sinks to the floor
- Brake warning light illuminated
- Leaking brake fluid near the master cylinder
- Poor or uneven braking performance
What happens during a brake master cylinder replacement?
A mechanic will:
- Inspect and confirm master cylinder failure
- Disconnect brake lines and remove the faulty cylinder
- Install a new master cylinder and reconnect brake lines
- Bleed the brake system to remove air
- Test drive the vehicle to confirm proper brake function
How much does a brake master cylinder replacement cost?
On average, this repair costs between $350–$800, depending on the vehicle make and model. High-performance or imported vehicles may cost more.
Is it unsafe to drive with a faulty brake master cylinder?
Yes. A failing master cylinder can lead to total brake failure, making it extremely dangerous. If you notice any of the warning signs, you should have it replaced immediately.
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How do online bookings work for car servicing & basic repairs?
Once you fill out your details, you’ll be shown the ‘search results’ which displays instant fixed-price quotes from local service providers that can be booked online.
Can I get quotes for more complex repairs and inspections?
Yes. Once you have entered in your vehicle details and location, you’ll be able to browse through available repair tasks or inspections that you would like a quote for.
Will the price I'm quoted via Turnersservice.co.nz be the final price I'll pay?
Yes. For the work included in the quote, the price you’re quoted is the final price you’ll pay.
How long will my service or repair take?
If you’ve booked with a workshop, the service provider will usually require your vehicle for the entire day due to scheduling. If you’ve booked with a mobile provider, you will only be without your vehicle for the time it takes to complete the job.
What are my payment options?
Booking your car service or repair through Turners Service & Repairs gives you access to these convenient payment options:
1. Pay upfront and online using your credit or debit card or PayPal
2. Flexible payment options with Afterpay
3. In some instances, you can choose to pay the mechanic when the service or repairs have been completed.
Will I get an invoice at the end of my service or repair?
Yes, we send through a comprehensive report and invoice / receipt once the booking is completed. If you have any questions please reach out via 0800 768 000.
