MB193411 Yellow Lever-Tab Design Wheel Cylinder

Product Overview
MB193411 is a brake wheel cylinder identified by its yellow lever-tab design. The supplied application information covers a wide mix of Chrysler, Dodge, Eagle, Hyundai, Plymouth and Mitsubishi vehicles. This makes the product relevant to distributors managing both North American and Asian aftermarket catalogs.

Core Functions
Converts hydraulic pressure into wheel-cylinder piston movement.
Helps actuate the brake shoes in a drum-brake system.
Works within the hydraulic brake circuit.
Provides a replacement option for the listed applications.
Uses the yellow lever-tab design as a secondary physical identifier.

Purchasing Motivation
The multi-brand application range makes this model suitable for wholesalers and importers whose catalogs include Chrysler, Dodge, Eagle, Hyundai, Plymouth and Mitsubishi brake parts. A clear OE cross-reference record can help connect the supplier SKU with different customer catalogs.
The yellow lever-tab is also a practical visual check when receiving samples or separating similar parts in warehouse stock.
For private-label brands, the model can be included in a branded brake-parts range with customized packaging and labeling based on project requirements.
For bulk retail supply, its multi-brand coverage can support wider distribution and repeat wholesale orders across different aftermarket channels.
For cost optimization, organized sourcing and inventory planning can help buyers reduce SKU duplication, simplify purchasing and improve stock utilization.

Customer Pain Points Solved
Multi-brand sourcing: The supplied applications can be organized under one product record while retaining each brand and model relationship.
Reference-number variation: Multiple OE numbers can be recorded together to support customer inquiry matching and quotation work.
Sample differentiation: The yellow lever-tab provides a recognizable physical feature for secondary verification.

OEM/ODM Support
OEM/ODM projects can be evaluated from the OE reference, sample, drawing, packaging specification, label requirements and target quantity. Customization scope, MOQ, tooling and lead time should be confirmed per project.