Ultima | Rear Brake Wheel Cylinder LHS/RHS | Holden Gemini RB 1985–1987 | JB2958
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Ultima | Rear Brake Wheel Cylinder LHS/RHS | Holden Gemini RB 1985–1987 | JB2958

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Ultima | Rear Brake Wheel Cylinder LHS/RHS | Holden Gemini RB 1985–1987 | JB2958Ultima Rear Brake Wheel Cylinder LHS RHS (JB2958) for Holden Gemini RB 19851987 This Ultima Rear Brake Wheel Cylinder (JB2958) is designed as a high quality, direct OE replacement for the Rear Axle of the Holden Gemini RB series, fitting models between May 1985 and June 1987. This cylinder is suitable for both the Left Hand Side (LHS) and Right Hand Side (RHS) of the vehicle. It is a vital component in the rear drum brake system, converting hydraulic

Ultima Rear Brake Wheel Cylinder LHS/RHS (JB2958) for Holden Gemini RB 1985–1987

This Ultima Rear Brake Wheel Cylinder (JB2958) is designed as a high-quality, direct OE replacement for the Rear Axle of the Holden Gemini RB series, fitting models between May 1985 and June 1987. This cylinder is suitable for both the Left-Hand Side (LHS) and Right-Hand Side (RHS) of the vehicle. It is a vital component in the rear drum brake system, converting hydraulic pressure into the necessary stopping force required by the brake shoes.

Features & Benefits:

  • Direct Fit OE Replacement: Designed to match the fit, form, and function of the original equipment wheel cylinder.
  • Reliable Braking: Ensures accurate hydraulic pressure transfer for consistent and responsive drum braking performance.
  • Corrosion Resistance: Manufactured from durable materials for protection against corrosion and wear.
  • Universal Fitment: This single part number fits both the Rear Left-Hand Side (LHS) and Rear Right-Hand Side (RHS).
  • Complete Unit: Supplied ready to install with pistons, seals, and boots.

Technical Specifications

  • Brand: Ultima
  • Part Number (SKU): JB2958
  • Type: Brake Wheel Cylinder
  • Position: Rear Axle (LHS or RHS)
  • Vehicle Model: Holden Gemini
  • Series: RB
  • Years: 1985–1987 (05/1985 to 06/1987)
  • Use: Passenger Sedan / Hatchback

Vehicle Fitment Information

Make Model Series Years Position
Holden Gemini RB 1985–1987 Rear (LHS/RHS)

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