Toyota Forklift Wheel Cylinder

A leak at a brake wheel can point a shop toward the wheel cylinder. There are 31 Toyota forklift wheel cylinder listings here, and 29 of them are cylinders. The other two are small parts that go with one: a bleeder screw and a repair kit. Every listing is worded with a Toyota number, ready to compare against the one you pull off the old cylinder.

Toyota did not build these. They're aftermarket replacement cylinders from other makers, sold against Toyota numbers so a buyer can line them up with a truck.

Wheel Cylinder Number Groups

The cylinders fall into a few number groups. The largest is the 47410 group, with 47410-11630-71, 47410-23420-71, 47410-12000-71 and 47410-32500-71 among its members. The 47510 group includes 47510-30414-71 and 47510-32650-71, and the 47520 group has 47520-32650-71 and 47520-30411-71. Smaller groups start with 47420, 47603 and 47703, as in 47603-30080-71 and 47703-10110-71.

Most are worded the same way: the number, then "WHEEL CYLINDER," then Toyota. A few add more. "BRAKE WHEEL CYLINDER RH" goes with 47410-22000-71, and "Forklift Wheel Cylinder for Toyota 47510-32980-71" ends with "Right Side." Those are the only two listings that name a side, so on every other cylinder, the number is what separates one from the next.

Near-Identical Numbers to Watch

Several numbers differ by a single digit, and they are separate listings. 47603-10110-71 and 47703-10110-71 are one pair, and 47603-20300-71 and 47703-20300-71 are another. The same thing happens between 47410-20540-71 and 47420-20540-71, and between 47410-22000-71 and 47420-22000-71. The last pair is a good example: 47410-22000-71 is marked RH, while 47420-22000-71 names no side at all. Read the full number twice before you order, because a one-digit slip lands on a different cylinder.

Bleeder Screw and Repair Kit

Two listings aren't cylinders. 47415-16600-71 is a bleeder screw for a wheel cylinder, and 04475-30061-71 is a repair kit. They're easy to miss in a long results list, because the wording starts with the Toyota number just like the cylinders do. Look for "Bleeder Screw" or "Repair Kit" in the name.

Matching Your Old Wheel Cylinder

Toyota numbers on this page nearly all end in -71. Only one, 00591-11018-81, uses the 00591 style with an -81 ending. Copy the full number from the cylinder, and if nothing turns up, try it without the dashes. Some listings write it that way themselves, as in "47410-1048071 47410-1163071."

That last listing also shows 44100-L1400 and repeats two numbers that have their own listings, 47410-10480-71 and 47410-11630-71. If your number is one of those, check all three listings and read each one.

Once you have the number, compare the listing wording with your old cylinder before you order from our warehouse in Franklin Park, Illinois, where we have supplied parts since 2005.

Brake Parts From the Same Truck

Wheel cylinders work with the shoes and the master cylinder. The Toyota brake shoes page has 95 listings, and the Toyota master cylinders page has 31. For clutch work on the same trucks, see Toyota clutches, with 27 listings. The wider range is under Toyota forklift parts.

The forklift wheel cylinders page covers every make and has 165 listings, in case your truck isn't a Toyota. The Toyota lift cylinders page, at 26, is for the mast rather than the brakes.

Toyota Forklift Wheel Cylinder FAQ

Which listings name a side?

Two do: 47410-22000-71 is marked RH and 47510-32980-71 says "Right Side." Compare other cylinders by number alone.

Is there a kit if I don't need the whole cylinder?

One repair kit is listed, 04475-30061-71, and it's worded "Repair Kit, For Wheel Cylinder." A bleeder screw is separate, at 47415-16600-71.