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       #Post#: 45762--------------------------------------------------
       brake pipe size/thread
   DIR By: feelinperky
       Date: December 21, 2012, 11:45 am
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       What is the size/thread of a lwb master cylinder, the rear most
       hole on a swb is this thread also for some reason with a smaller
       front one. 3/8 or 3/16 summit..........
       #Post#: 45768--------------------------------------------------
       Re: brake pipe size/thread
   DIR By: Albert Ross
       Date: December 21, 2012, 1:26 pm
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       You're going to have to give us more info here. S1/2/2a/3? If a
       2a does it have a servo? If it has a Servo is it remote or fixed
       to the master cylinder? If it's a 3 does it have a servo? Also,
       what year is it? Does it have a shuttle valve? Is it dual
       circuit? Metric or Imperial? There are so many different layouts
       of brakes on 109s and late 88s that take 109 master cylinders,
       that there is no simple answer here.  Is there a part number on
       the master cylinder?
       #Post#: 45769--------------------------------------------------
       Re: brake pipe size/thread
   DIR By: feelinperky
       Date: December 21, 2012, 1:36 pm
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       hmmm fair point. Its a series 1 fitted with a later s2/3 swb
       master cylinder. its failed and i have got a lwb master cylinder
       to replace it since i fitted 11" front brakes and larger rear
       brake cylinders so the larger cylinder should match it better
       since i was having to pump the pedal as it was pushing enough
       fluid even when all adjusted up nicely. no part number as i cant
       read it properly, it was pulled out new old stock from the back
       of an old land rover garage, no box etc. No servo or shuttle
       valve, single circuit jobbie.
       #Post#: 45844--------------------------------------------------
       Re: brake pipe size/thread
   DIR By: feelinperky
       Date: December 22, 2012, 9:46 am
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       tis 7/16  :thumbs: only place i could find an end was the scrap
       yard............... :banghead
       #Post#: 45990--------------------------------------------------
       Re: brake pipe size/thread
   DIR By: k-j
       Date: December 24, 2012, 7:13 am
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       7/16 unf is the same size as mk2 cortina master cylinder, can
       get the ends in LCP or any good motor factor that makes up brake
       pipes, cost pence :).
       Dunno why your using a lwb master cylinder anyway, you can get
       any size girling types master cylinders in Rally Design, ebay,
       Burton Power, Peter lloyd ralling etc, the're all the same
       fitment, new master cylinders tend to have 3/8 unf threads on
       them though but if your changing the end anyway it dont matter
       :thumbs:
       #Post#: 46008--------------------------------------------------
       Re: brake pipe size/thread
   DIR By: feelinperky
       Date: December 24, 2012, 10:37 am
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       well nowhere had an end just before xmas......anyway i ended up
       rebuilding the old cylinder for now as the pedal pressure was
       too high. All of this is because i was given the wrong cylinder!
       :loser:
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