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Old Jun 30, 2025 | 08:14 AM
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master cylinder bore what size? Are they hard to rebuild?
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The bore sized are different for manual brakes or for power brakes. Just order a rebuild kit for the type MC you have and you should be fine. After rebuild, you will need to bleed the master cylinder of ALL air. If you do a 'bench' bleed, make sure that you do not over-stroke the MC piston as you pump the air out. If you do so, it will damage a seal. You can bleed the MC after you install it in the car...but BEFORE you hook up the brake lines. That way, you won't over-stroke the piston. Just don't push the brake pedal down too fast or you will spurt brake fluid out the [open] top.
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In 1977 power brakes were standard.
The bore for power brake master is 1.125".
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