What are the recommended steps for replacing wheel cylinders when indicated due to fluid leakage or sticky operation on Kia Sedona?

If replacement is necessary, which is the case when the wheel cylinders have to be replaced because of leakage or excessively sticky feel to the steering wheel, it is advised that both wheel cylinders should be replaced at once instead of going for a reconditioning service. The first step will be the complete disassembly removal of the brake drum and brake shoes. Subsequently, unscrew the brake line fitting which is located at the rear side of the wheel cylinder with flare-nut wrench and while doing so should not pull the metal line aside since this may bend it. Pull out the bolts that were holding the wheel cylinder to the brake backing plate and thereafter, the wheel cylinder should be pulled out. In order to avoid brake fluid leaks and the admission of dirt to it, have the end of the brake line plugged. For installation, put on the new wheel cylinder, then attach the brake line, without over-tightening it as this will make it to cross-thread. After ensuring that the fasteners are properly in place, just tighten the brake line fitting. Last but not the least, release the pressure of the brake system and make sure the stop working durability is checked before going for a drive in the traffic.

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Kia Sedona Cylinder Assembly-Wheel Rear,RH
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- Other Name: Wheel Cylinder
- Position: REAR Passenger Side
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Kia's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2001-2005 Kia Sedona | Low Grade, Middle Grade | 3.5L | Wagon Short 7
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Kia Sedona Cylinder Assembly-Wheel Rear,LH
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- Position: Driver Side
- Replaced by: 583204A210
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Kia's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2001-2005 Kia Sedona | Low Grade, Middle Grade | 3.5L | Wagon Short 7
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Product Specifications
- Other Name: Cylinder Assembly-Wheel Rear,RH
- Position: REAR Passenger Side
- Replaced by: 584204A200
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Kia's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2001-2005 Kia Sedona | Low Grade, Middle Grade | 3.5L | Wagon Short 7
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Kia Sedona Cylinder Assembly-Wheel Rear,LH
Part Number: 0K56B26620
$106.26 MSRP: $145.17
You Save: $38.91 (27%)
Ships in 1-3 Business Days
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Product Specifications
- Position: Driver Side
- Replaced by: 583204A200
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Kia's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2001-2005 Kia Sedona | Low Grade, Middle Grade | 3.5L | Wagon Short 7
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Part Number: 0K56B26710
$106.26 MSRP: $145.17
You Save: $38.91 (27%)
Ships in 1-3 Business Days
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Product Specifications
- Other Name: Cylinder Assembly-Wheel Rear,LH
- Position: Driver Side
- Replaced by: 583204A200
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Kia's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2001-2005 Kia Sedona | Low Grade, Middle Grade | 3.5L | Wagon Short 7

Kia Sedona Wheel Cylinder

The Kia Sedona Wheel Cylinder is applied in the conversion of hydraulic force to outward piston movement, which pushes the brake shoes against the drum, providing solid stopping power to the minivan. Housed in a cast iron or modern aluminum body mounted into the backing plate, this Wheel Cylinder has twin pistons, cup seals, an expander spring, and protective dust boots, all acted on by the brake fluid from the line entering the center bore. When you press the pedal, pressure pushes both pistons out to squeeze the shoes, only to pull them back again when return springs work in tandem with the expander spring, which keeps the shoes in contact with the brake rotors to seal against leaks. Early cast iron versions of the Kia van were resistant to heat but susceptible to rust, while later aluminum versions on subsequent Sedona years combat corrosion and seize less frequently but are built on the same basic plunger layout. There is a bleeder screw at the high point of the Wheel Cylinder for easy flushing of trapped air. The Wheel Cylinder is still inexpensive and very easy to rebuild for the majority of Sedona models. Regular inspection on any Kia Sedona is vital since moisture-induced pitting can cause Wheel Cylinder leaks, low pedal feel, grabbing, or drag, prompting rebuild or replacement to keep Kia braking confident.

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Kia Sedona Wheel Cylinder Parts Questions & Experts Answers

Cylinder Assembly-Wheel Rear,LH
0K56B26620
Q: What are the recommended steps for replacing wheel cylinders when indicated due to fluid leakage or sticky operation on Kia Sedona?
A:
If replacement is necessary, which is the case when the wheel cylinders have to be replaced because of leakage or excessively sticky feel to the steering wheel, it is advised that both wheel cylinders should be replaced at once instead of going for a reconditioning service. The first step will be the complete disassembly removal of the brake drum and brake shoes. Subsequently, unscrew the brake line fitting which is located at the rear side of the wheel cylinder with flare-nut wrench and while doing so should not pull the metal line aside since this may bend it. Pull out the bolts that were holding the wheel cylinder to the brake backing plate and thereafter, the wheel cylinder should be pulled out. In order to avoid brake fluid leaks and the admission of dirt to it, have the end of the brake line plugged. For installation, put on the new wheel cylinder, then attach the brake line, without over-tightening it as this will make it to cross-thread. After ensuring that the fasteners are properly in place, just tighten the brake line fitting. Last but not the least, release the pressure of the brake system and make sure the stop working durability is checked before going for a drive in the traffic.