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I was thinking about ordering a new master cylinder from C&G Ford. Anyone have any opinions on these as far as quality? Thanks.
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Does it say they are American made? I bought one from Macs a while ago ' American made' it's in my daily driver no problems.
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They said they can't get the American made ones anymore.
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Have you considered rebuilding the one you have?
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I had an original sleeved and then rebuilt it. Works great. There are a couple of Co.s in Hemmings that will put the sleeves in. I have heard that NAPA sells rebuilding kit??
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Be certain to request "remanufactured" vs. rebuilt. There is a huge difference.
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Kube.........do you have the NAPA part number for reman master ?
Thx |
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I think Rock auto do a Chinese and an American option.
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No, I do not. However, any parts counter salesperson should be able to look it up easily enough.
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I'm literally under the car right now and have the Master Cyl. out. There is brown ooze coming out the end where the boot is and push rod goes into. I took out the cotter pin to remove the clevis but it's frozen like hell ! I don't want to bang on it too much.
The Master says.....Wagner Lockheed. Good or bad ? Thx |
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Wagner Lockheed looks good to me. Check and see if it is rebuildable - no pitting.
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I have usa m/ c cost is $95.00 plus postage
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Inside bore should be 1.06" as I recall.
Barnfind..... I'll let you know. Where are you from ? State ? Thx |
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I bought the USA made M/C for my '39 p/u from Joe's Antique Auto. It was a Wagner if I remember correctly. The new off shore M/C that the PO had installed wouldn't always release, locking up the brakes. The new USA one works fine.
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I just took the whole thing apart. I don't see any pitting, but rather a varnish build up on many of the parts. I assume from the car sitting around for about 27 years !! I would say a light honing is required.
Outside cast-in lettering is Wagner Lockheed and FE-1061 Made in USA. If it was the original I would assume it would say "Ford" on it ! Just use gasoline to clean out the fluid tank ? It's kind of gooey, but not REAL bad ! I'm heading down to NAPA shortly after lunch to see what they have for a rebuild kit. Thx for the help on this ! Appreciated. Bat....I'll check out Joe's online also. Mike |
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Well......very interesting visit to NAPA. They have new, remaned and rebuild kit for the '40 MC. The reman'd would be an original rebuilt..........the new one would be from a China casting. I asked him what he'd do.........he said no way would he buy the new one. The castings are from a mixture who knows what ! They've had problems with them. He said go with the reman, as it has a 3 year or 36,000 miles warranty. If I rebuild it.....no warranty. The rebuild kit is $18 and reman is $56, so for $40 bucks more I get the 3 year warranty. He's going to order both new and the reman and no cost to me until I've looked at them both. Parts are in at 7:30 am Tuesday.
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Brake fluid is water soluble so wash brake parts in soap and water for best results . Bruce
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