Removing brake box/booster & master cylinder

Seaswood

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• Jan 4, 2024

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Removing brake box/booster & master cylinder

assuming this can all be removed together but giving it a look seems May be better take each part off separate.
draining reservoir before removal of course.

 

tottot

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• Jan 4, 2024

• #2

What is the job/fix you are wanting to do?

 

Seaswood

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• Jan 4, 2024

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Some one welded the door sills to the bulkhead as that corner is pretty rotten.
To right of fuel filter everything is removed inside most everything except steering & brake box Of which is next.
not wanting really but needs to be fixed.

 

tottot

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• Jan 5, 2024

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I see, should come out as one I recon with a twist to get the pedal through.

 

Seaswood

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• Jan 5, 2024

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Okay I am also assuming the brake lines will be as stuck as the clutch piping was had to reattach so I could get a good pull on wrench.
get everything loose first & plan on rebuilding.
1984 PU

 

Seaswood

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• Jan 15, 2024

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Are master cylinders considered rebuildable?
seems servo of aged would be replaced.

 

tottot

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• Jan 15, 2024

• #7

Brake master seal kits are available, so if internals will shine up good to go.