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I have a 68 m725 trying to get it road worthy. In the process of doing the brakes got the rear brakes off and got some questions I tried using the search function but it won't let me type anything in. So here are the questions I jave.
I think the master cylinder is not working is there a replacement or an alternative one to get. Can I get brake shoes for it. If so what are the part numbers. O read over on steel solider they are hard to come by and can I use gladiator brake shoes. Also the wheel cylinders need some of those too. Any help guidance would be freaking awsome. |
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Check Memphis or Boyce equipment for the parts you are looking for.
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That said, A highly recommended safety upgrade is changing to a dual master cylinder. The Dorman #56193 is an easy "bolt on" upgrade. You will need to change around the brake lines slightly to separate the circuits front/rear. You can see from this picture of mine, how the brake lines are rerouted. If I were you, I would replace every steel line anyway. ![]() Last edited by jeepdan; August 18th, 2019 at 07:35 PM. |
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Thanks guys. I planned on replacing the brake lines blew some air through them and some very nasty crap come out.
Again thanks for the info |
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Another question can someone tell me the thickness of the new brake shoes
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And use Dot5 instead of Dot 3 or 4. Your brake system will last many times longer.
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