Brake Pedal Master Cylinder
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Brake Pedal Master Cylinder
Afternoon all, Apart from the obvious 'filling it up' problem, is there any other reason why I couldn't/ shouldn't fit the footbrake master cylinder at an angle (approx 30 degrees). The master cyclinder in question is a Land Rover Clutch cylinder - If i need to fit it horizontally, then i'll find a way to do it, but at present the obvious location at the moment would be at an angle.
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Re: Brake Pedal Master Cylinder
No, a Land Rover clutch master cylinder is mounted at about 10 degrees anyway. You may have an issue with the amount of fluid you can get in the reservoir . Can you not find a 3/4 master cylinder with a remote res ?
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Re: Brake Pedal Master Cylinder
Thanks for that. I probably could do actually.... It didn't even cross my mind! lol. Will have a look now, Cheers!knockdolian wrote:No, a Land Rover clutch master cylinder is mounted at about 10 degrees anyway. You may have an issue with the amount of fluid you can get in the reservoir . Can you not find a 3/4 master cylinder with a remote res ?
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Re: Brake Pedal Master Cylinder
I use one of these the resivor is Biden out the way
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OEM-Quality- ... Swd~RZUXVE
Not sure on qt of these i use a wilwood one
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OEM-Quality- ... Swd~RZUXVE
Not sure on qt of these i use a wilwood one