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Master Cylinder
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Gary Parobeck
When I got my 63 CJ5 it was in pieces. Took three trips to get it home. I am in the process of restoring it and putting it back together. My current puzzle is the master cylinder. It was completely a part, the bushings, springs, etc were all gone. The rebuild kit I have doesn't include assembly details. My manual only includes the assembly for the Double Safety Master Cylinder. Mine is the old single cylinder that bolts to the frame under the floor. I have it together but have one part left over and I am not sure where it goes. It is a small rubber washer about 1" outside dia. 1/2" inside diameter and 1/8" thick. I can't seem to find the right spot for this and the assembly is packed in so tightly already I am not sure if it is required. Any help? Do any of you have an assembly drawing for this type of cylinder?
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Reed Cary
--- Gary Parobeck <parobeck@...> wrote:
When I got my 63 CJ5 it was in pieces. Took three trips to get it home. I am in the process ofGary, you must be using the Haynes or Chilton manual. The reprint of the Kaiser has two pictures of it. (Sorry, unable to scan at present) I don't show anything like the part you mention. And it's been too long since I rebuilt mine to remember, what the seat, for example was made out of (The only possibility). Reed (CA) === _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at |
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Terry Davis
Where can I get a reprint of the Kaiser manual? I have a 60 CJ5 and it would come in handy.
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Terry Davis Reed Cary wrote: From: Reed Cary <recary@...> |
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Gary Parobeck
Reed,
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I have a Service Manual for JEEP Universal Series. It is # SM-1046 and says1965 Kaiser Jeep Corp. mnow JEEP Corp on the inside cover. I just purchased it a few months ago from Willys-Overland in Ohio. The brake section in this manual is P and I still only find one assembly. Is there possibly some place I am not looking?? Thanks, Gary -----Original Message-----
From: Reed Cary <recary@...> To: WillysTech@... <WillysTech@...> Date: Tuesday, June 22, 1999 7:55 PM Subject: Re: [WT] Master Cylinder From: Reed Cary <recary@...>I am in the process of master cylinder. It wasrestoring it and putting it back together. My current puzzle is the kit I have doesn'tcompletely a part, the bushings, springs, etc were all gone. The rebuild Double Safety Masterinclude assembly details. My manual only includes the assembly for the the floor. I have itCylinder. Mine is the old single cylinder that bolts to the frame under is a small rubbertogether but have one part left over and I am not sure where it goes. It can't seem to find thewasher about 1" outside dia. 1/2" inside diameter and 1/8" thick. I not sure if it isright spot for this and the assembly is packed in so tightly already I am of cylinder?required. Any help? Do any of you have an assembly drawing for this type Gary, you must be using the Haynes or Chilton manual. The reprint of theKaiser has two pictures of it. (Sorry, unable to scan at present) I don't show anything like thepart you mention. And it's been too long since I rebuilt mine to remember, what the seat, forexample was made out of (The only possibility). |
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Reed Cary
What most of us "old timers" use(i mean the jeeps, not us)is the reprint of the Kaiser manual
titled: Service Manual, Jeep Universal 4WD, CJ-2A, CJ-3A, CJ-3B, CJ-5, CJ-6 & 2WD DJ-3A, SM-1002-R6, 1965 Kaiser Jeep Corp. I think it's available at most large parts houses. But, I must admit, I haven't looked too carefully, to notice that there was a slightly different version. Reed (CA) --- Gary Parobeck <parobeck@...> wrote: From: "Gary Parobeck" <parobeck@...>=== _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at |
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Maybe this image will help - it seems to follow Bob's description even
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though it's a master cylinder for a pickup. David '50 4WD Pickup On Wed, 23 Jun 1999 18:22:30 -0400, Christine & Bob wrote:
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