Product Overview
96312155 is a brake wheel cylinder distinguished by its dual-boot arrangement and square boss valve design. These structural features make the product easier to identify when compared with related wheel-cylinder models. The supplied OE references are 96312155, 96574718 and 96574719, with DORMAN W610055 also listed. This makes cross-reference management an important part of B2B purchasing.
Core Functions
Converts hydraulic pressure into wheel-cylinder piston movement.
Helps actuate brake shoes within a drum-brake assembly.
Operates as part of the hydraulic braking system.
Provides an aftermarket replacement for the listed OE applications.
Uses the dual-boot and square boss valve design for product identification.
Purchasing Motivation
The broad multi-brand application range makes this model suitable for distributors managing Chevrolet, Daewoo, Pontiac and Suzuki brake catalogs. Multiple OE references also simplify cross-reference management and sourcing.
For private-label brands, the model can be included in customized aftermarket programs with project-specific packaging and labeling.
For bulk retail supply, its multi-application coverage supports broader SKU planning and repeat orders.
For cost optimization, consolidated sourcing and clearer OE cross-reference data can help improve purchasing and inventory efficiency.
Customer Pain Points Solved
Multiple OE references: Keeping 96312155, 96574718 and 96574719 together helps buyers manage different catalog references without losing the main SKU.
Similar compact-car applications: The model covers several closely related vehicle lines. Combining OE data with the listed applications helps reduce selection errors.
Warehouse identification: The dual-boot and square boss valve provide clear structural features for receiving and stock checking.
Application and Sourcing Notes
The supplied applications include Chevrolet Aveo, Aveo5, Optra and Spark; Daewoo Lanos; Pontiac G3, G3 Wave and Wave; and Suzuki Swift+. Some applications are market- or year-specific, so final fitment should be confirmed using the OE reference and vehicle details.