Master cylinder question...may convert

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  1. mojo

    mojo "Everett"- Senior Citizen Supporting Member

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    Maybe there is air in the system! You might try re-bleed!
     
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    It's possible. I did it alone.
     
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    That's interesting, thank you...
     
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    Did you bench bleed the master? I was in a hurry not too long ago and skipped doing that. Figured it would bleed out fine once in the car. Wrong. I had to disconnect it all, hook up the bleeder return lines, and work out a couple air pockets on the full stroke. Only then did I get a good pedal.
     
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    Acornridgeman MCCI Wisconsin State Rep Moderator Supporting Member

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    :tiphat: .............. I saved that picture now ....... it is a good one!
     
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    I agree! Bench bleed makes much easier getting air out of system, once cylinder is on the car. Since it's on the car, I wud get some help trying to bleed system w/o pulling MC if possible.
     
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    Mc is bench bled
    Word of advice do not buy that plastic bleeder kit. The lines aren't clear and th fittings are junk
     
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    How many of you guys use a proportioning valve with just front disc?
     
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    I didn't and don't with 4 wheel disc.
    I was told by a drag car builder that if the rear tires are a bigger dia. than the front I wouldn't need one.
     
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    well it's the same diameter; 17". The car is just using the rear brakes very well and hardly the front.
     
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    i'm quoting this because the man never replied to my question. he has 2 SLS70 switches, with one saying 'General 30891' and the other 'General 30811'. What's the difference?
     
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    I found General 30811 crosses over to Standard Motor Production SLS-70 at https://www.sherco-auto.com/general...-switch-rpl-smp-standard-sls-70-usa-made.html ...so does General 30891 at https://www.sherco-auto.com/general...witch-rpl-smp-standard-sls-70-usa-mexico.html crosses over to Standard Motor Production SLS-70. RockAuto shows Standard Motor Production SLS-70 fits a Maverick http://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/...rical-switch+&+relay,brake+light+switch,10474 . Also the Ford Master Parts Catalog has a Motorcraft SW-881 listed for the Maverick/Comet. Looks to me like the 30881 should be the part number you're look for.
     
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    wait, are you sure you don't mean 30811? because 30881 is entirely different.
     
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    What's different? :huh:
     
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    30881 is for a 70 mustang... And I listed 30811 and 30891
     
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