Im looking for a mc from the parted oout section, are all 80's the same?
TIA
TIA
ABS and non-ABS master cylinder the same? (1 Viewer)
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I would bet that they're different. My ABS system MC has "ABS" embossed in the plastic reservoir area.
dgangle
total rice
Jeremiah Proffit told me there is no such think as a non-ABS 80-series imported by Toyota into the USA.
Marlin Crawler claims to sell such an animal so you have two very respected vendors contradicting each other.
Marlin Crawler claims to sell such an animal so you have two very respected vendors contradicting each other.
cc93cruiser
CRUZAHEAD
Some '93's maybe even '94's came with semi float/drum brakes in the rear, without the ABS system...
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yes, its more common than everyone thinks. i have a 94 no abs, semi float rear drum, no vc
BenMara
Asian Redneck
^ x2 what he said
All 1991-1992 80 Series LC's were non-ABS.
dgangle
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Well then there you have it.
Does anyone know what the difference is between the ABS and non-ABS master cylinders?
Does anyone know what the difference is between the ABS and non-ABS master cylinders?
They are different part numbers and the part number switch corresponds to the non-ABS-->ABS transition.
dgangle
total rice
OK, diff part numbers..that could be something as simple as a different cap or plug on the low level sensor. ABS is typically accomplished with sensors in the wheels, 'solenoid block' (for lack of a better term) and algorithms in the computer.
Other than the PN's, what is different about the MC's??? Bore, stroke, residual pressure valves, other??????
Other than the PN's, what is different about the MC's??? Bore, stroke, residual pressure valves, other??????
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Does it need to be a non abs 1fz mc or can i use a any fj80 non-abs mc? dan, can i get a defiinite on which years will work on my non-abs 94? Just because the part numbers change doesnt always mean it wont work, ie u-joints.
