Series 1 parts needed
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bsa_m21
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Re: Series 1 parts needed
Original master cylinders are very $$ and had to find over here. You can get yours rebuilt but they usually need to be sleeved (e.g. pitted bore) and that is also expensive. Or, you can go non-original and buy a Wilwood MC to replace it. Simple conversion, hidden and works perfectly. I have one in my 80" after multiple rebuilds of the stock one that failed within a year or two.
Original:
https://www.dingocroft.co.uk/acatalog/S ... rakes.html
Willwood remote reservoir:
https://www.wilwood.com/MasterCylinders ... 20Cylinder
Willwood remote reservoir tandem (split) m/c:
https://www.wilwood.com/MasterCylinders ... 20Cylinder
Upgrade to this style and have separate brake feeds to front & rear, just like a modern car!
Original:
https://www.dingocroft.co.uk/acatalog/S ... rakes.html
Willwood remote reservoir:
https://www.wilwood.com/MasterCylinders ... 20Cylinder
Willwood remote reservoir tandem (split) m/c:
https://www.wilwood.com/MasterCylinders ... 20Cylinder
Upgrade to this style and have separate brake feeds to front & rear, just like a modern car!
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Rambler
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Re: Series 1 parts needed
If it’s a LHD you can also fit a CB type of brake master cylinder as fitted to Series 2 swb. It’s not super expensive and looks near identical to the original S1 (with same pipe connections, unless you crawl under the land rover.
Partnumber is 520849
Partnumber is 520849
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mepham55
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Re: Series 1 parts needed
What style/model indicator lamp do you need?
Can you post a picture of the master cylinder fitted to your truck, as stated above it may have already been converted to use the cheaper series 2 LWB CB style brake master
Matt
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57pickup
Re: Series 1 parts needed
K will do it’s in a pretty remote spot and when I get back to it I’ll also run the numbers find out what motor an trans it’s got if it’s a number matching does it make the rig worth more?
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mepham55
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Re: Series 1 parts needed
Numbers matching always is worth more. I’m pretty sure your motor is a replacement engine. There were some red painted engines sold off in the 90’s from the Belgian military old stock.57pickup wrote: Tue Jan 22, 2019 10:53 am K will do it’s in a pretty remote spot and when I get back to it I’ll also run the numbers find out what motor an trans it’s got if it’s a number matching does it make the rig worth more?
Matt
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bsa_m21
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Re: Series 1 parts needed
Re: replacement engine - given the red paint on the exhaust pipe and hoses, I'd venture a guess that someone just spray painted it. IF it was one of the Belgian engines, there wouldn't be over spray onto all the other bits that wouldn't have come with it. Also, on the engine pic you can see areas the paint missed, eg. under the carb.
Just my 2 cents. :mrgreen:
M.
Just my 2 cents. :mrgreen:
M.

