I have been trying to identify the clutch master cylinder but can't find any marks on it other than it is Lockheed. This is so I can buy the right overhaul kit!
I have done some Googling and GMC1007 seems to come up lot for cars of that era. Is that correct?
Cheers, Robin
PS. Is overhauling normally successful? Or would I be better of with a new one - they seem to be available on ebay although with some minor visual differences.
Clutch master cylinder indentification
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Clutch master cylinder indentification
Check my Ital thread. I mentioned overhaul of clutch master on there.
(Ital HL estate with only 7650 miles)
(Ital HL estate with only 7650 miles)
1974 Marina Tc Coupe - 1950CC
1982 Morris Ital HL Estate - 7600 miles from new
1992 Lada Niva Cossack - brilliant
2008 Ducati 1098R TB21 LE 200bhp/99lb/ft of a monster on two wheels. All from 1198cc
1998 Laverda 750 Formula-rare
1997 Ducati 916 Senna - Awesome
!974 Honda CD175-awaiting resto - now stripped
1982 Morris Ital HL Estate - 7600 miles from new
1992 Lada Niva Cossack - brilliant
2008 Ducati 1098R TB21 LE 200bhp/99lb/ft of a monster on two wheels. All from 1198cc
1998 Laverda 750 Formula-rare
1997 Ducati 916 Senna - Awesome
!974 Honda CD175-awaiting resto - now stripped
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Re: Clutch master cylinder indentification
Thanks Balmy. Good read.
But i didn't find any mention of how to identify the type of clutch master cylinder?
Cheers, Robin
But i didn't find any mention of how to identify the type of clutch master cylinder?
Cheers, Robin
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Re: Clutch master cylinder indentification
Can you post a picture of the the clutch master please, I should be able to identify it and advise on the appropriate rebuild kit as I have the parts manuals.
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Re: Clutch master cylinder indentification
Hi Chris
Here it is. One other piece of possibly useful information is that the original Marina was K reg. From what I have been able to find out there are two possibilities for the seals?
clutch_master by Robin Martin, on Flickr
Cheers, Robin
Here it is. One other piece of possibly useful information is that the original Marina was K reg. From what I have been able to find out there are two possibilities for the seals?
clutch_master by Robin Martin, on Flickr
Cheers, Robin
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Re: Clutch master cylinder indentification
Yes there are two types of seals, but most kits carry both.
I have a stock of them £12.00 inc postage.
I have a stock of them £12.00 inc postage.