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Join Date: Jul 2017
Location: Twentynine Palms, Ca
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1972 C60 Master Cylinder size help
I can find most answers to my questions with the search function and Googling stuff, but I am stuck on this. I have a '72 C60 that is about back on the road, rebuilt the 366 and now I am working on the brakes. The master cylinder is shot, a rehone didn't help and I can't find a rebuild kit anywhere, so I am ready to get a new one. Now the issue is the master cylinder that I took off is a 1.5" bore, which should be right for a F070 7,500lb front axle, but I also have the 9000# spring option with a 23,000lb rear axle. So should this have the 1.75" bore master? Here is my RPO sheet, and any help is appreciated.
This is a 55K mile truck without rust and it is getting put back to work hauling bales and wood chips. |
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Re: 1972 C60 Master Cylinder size help
I found the master cylinder and things are bled properly now, but the hydrovac isn't working so I am searching for a replacement.
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Location: Los Angeles
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Re: 1972 C60 Master Cylinder size help
Is it a dual unit? If so, take a look at a NAPA NBB518009.
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