Re: 1965 GMC 3500 Rescue Squad
The Master Cylinder Swap was not too bad, the worst part was getting the clutch to bleed back up.
First I needed to readjust the clutch linkage at the slave cylinder, because the adjustment I make last week was not needed & it just made the clutch slip.
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two 2x4 under the right front tire gives me room to get my belly under the running board.
To remove the master cylinder, first undo the lines to the brakes & clutch. You mite want to invest in a 7/16 line wrench for this job as many folks have rounded the line nuts using a so called normal wrench. then remove the 3 bolts and it come right off.
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This should be the same for pickups with this same set up.
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Old & New Master cylinders side by side. I got the new one from Autozone for under $50.
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