Master cylinder overhaul
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Master cylinder overhaul
I thought I'd treat my daughters 1960 948 to a brake master cylinder overhaul. (Yes, I know it's under the floor!). But, on looking through the Haynes manual I find that I need to practically dismantle the entire O/S front suspension to get to the thing. I thought Moggies were easy to work on?
That's strange R2, the damage doesn't look so bad from here!
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Re: Master cylinder overhaul
Hi,
Try it using this method, you then dont need to remove the torsion bar.
http://www.mmoc.org.uk/index.php?page=320
Richard
Try it using this method, you then dont need to remove the torsion bar.
http://www.mmoc.org.uk/index.php?page=320
Richard
Richard
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Re: Master cylinder overhaul
Thanks Richard, that looks a lot more doable!
That's strange R2, the damage doesn't look so bad from here!
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Re: Master cylinder overhaul
The author says to put the bolts back opposite to how they came out, when I did mine I put them back the same way they came out.
Its reassuring to know that if for any reason the nuts come off the bolts will stay put and the brakes wont fail!!!
Richard
Its reassuring to know that if for any reason the nuts come off the bolts will stay put and the brakes wont fail!!!
Richard
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Re: Master cylinder overhaul
Hi Richard, Many thanks for the tips - they worked a treat, especially as I have had the master cylinder on and off several times now!!!
That's strange R2, the damage doesn't look so bad from here!