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[Snake]

I notice that my R R wheel cylinder is leaking no bigeee. Off to my local parts supplier get that sucker ,get home and find out my original bolts are to small,F^%k sake of to get bigger bolts,why cant parts be right in every way.:violent1:It on buttttttttttttttt

 

[Ben Drinkin]

I feel your pain. I blame it on that damned Murphy character...

 

[sireland67]

Is the ID of the parts store cylinder the same as the one you took off?

 

[Snake]

Is the ID of the parts store cylinder the same as the one you took off?

O ya dead on .

 

[RustyRatRod]

That's the wrong wheel cylinder. If it was the right one, the bolt holes would be the same.

 

[Snake]

That's the wrong wheel cylinder. If it was the right one, the bolt holes would be the same.

The cyl looks right in every way,could it be that they machined it with a bigger thread size.

 

[MOPARMITCH]

I often go to the Rock Auto site to get information. You can check different application, Up a year , down a year and such. They always have good descriptions and pics of their parts. And part numbers from several manufacturers. I just find the part number I need and give it to my parts supplier to cross over.

 

[magnumdart]

That part might be wrong. I suppose it could have been re-threaded during a re-build. Could even be metric. Parts are a pain.