master cylinder kit for 68 CJ needed...where to buy?
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master cylinder kit for 68 CJ needed...where to buy?
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Try Orielly's. It won't be i their computer youll have to get someone to look it up in a catalog.
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I did give them a try. 45 minutes of standing there arguing with them about how mine is a DUAL resevoir, not a single. Apparently I have no idea what I have...and apparently jeeps never had frame mounted pedals...
Would you happen to have a part number I can give them?
Would you happen to have a part number I can give them?
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thanks for the link, but they only show a kit for the single reservoir....
and actually calling them got me nowhere
and actually calling them got me nowhere
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this one had a factory dual master cylinder. Dad has owned it since the mid 70s. He never changed it. All the lines even appear to be factory.
He said 10 years ago he had to rebuild it and just got a kit at napa. now they dont exist...
Do you have any contact info for Herm?
He said 10 years ago he had to rebuild it and just got a kit at napa. now they dont exist...
Do you have any contact info for Herm?
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I think he is in our link section, or just do a internet search for herm the Overdrive guy, he is in Washington state somewhere, great guy to do business with
I thought they changed the MC in 1970, I know my 67 is a single and my 70 is a dual. I could be wrong about the year they changed. anyway Herm does make a kit with a newer style Ford MC you can put under there so you can get parts for it. I find a lot of stuff I change on the old ones id just so I can continue buying repair parts. It is like, humm if that ever goes bad again I think I can get parts for this one, ok I will change it.
I thought they changed the MC in 1970, I know my 67 is a single and my 70 is a dual. I could be wrong about the year they changed. anyway Herm does make a kit with a newer style Ford MC you can put under there so you can get parts for it. I find a lot of stuff I change on the old ones id just so I can continue buying repair parts. It is like, humm if that ever goes bad again I think I can get parts for this one, ok I will change it.