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Old 05-18-2013, 03:06 AM   #1
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72 c20 stripped master cylinder stud

Tonight I attempted to replace my master cylinder and all went well until the last (driver side) bolt. One of the master cylinder studs stripped while popping the support bracket back into place. Does anyone know if this is welded into the booster or if it is a threaded stud? My hope is that I can use a pair of vice grips to remove it and thread in a new one. I'd rather not replace a perfectly functioning booster if at all possible.

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Old 05-18-2013, 01:14 PM   #2
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Re: 72 c20 stripped master cylinder stud

For anyone who finds this in the future...

I called Tuckers Classic Parts (they are local) and was informed that the studs are actually pressed into the booster. I could cut off the stud, drill, and tap, but that seems like a lot more trouble than a surface rusted 40 year old booster is worth. Looks like a new CPP unit is in order.
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Old 05-25-2013, 04:25 AM   #3
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For anyone who finds this in the future...

I called Tuckers Classic Parts (they are local) and was informed that the studs are actually pressed into the booster. I could cut off the stud, drill, and tap, but that seems like a lot more trouble than a surface rusted 40 year old booster is worth. Looks like a new CPP unit is in order.
...run a die over it and renew the threads...
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