master cylinder question

-
chris_stevenson

chris_stevenson

Well-Known Member
Joined
Jul 25, 2012
Messages
93
Reaction score
2
Location
riverside ca
i seem to be really lost :/ thought i knew the answer but now i dont know lol i just switched my drum/drum to disc/ drum. my 72 duster come with manual drum brakes. although when i went to orilys to get a manual master cylinder they could only find them saying that their for power brakes and they didnt knw if i could just bolt that on and use it that way. also the doorman one says its for power brakes. is there any difference between the two? i really dont knw if i can just buy the power one bolt it on bleed the brakes and be good very lost sry i sound dumb.
 
...........the manual brake cyl has a groove machined in it to accept the squared runner o ring on the manual pushrod......kim......
 
Pretty certain the rear recess in the master cylinder is a different depth between the two.
 
oh okay makes sense, what about the year before or after? the master cylinder from a 1973 duster manual disc fron rear drum is out there Part Number: M1627
Alternate Part Number: 10-1627 from autozone just wanna make sure that it would work thx!
 
Grab the 73 manual disc MC,you'll be fine. That's actually the year/model I use.
 
Up until 73 there were manual drum/drum, power drum/drum and power KH disc/drum.
I'm not sure there was a manual KH disc/drum.
If you have installed 73 and later Chrysler front discs you would use the master cylinder and perportion valve for 73 up application.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
-

Back
Top