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This seems to be contagious.
I don't remember what I paid for a used, maybe half of new? Iwould only use the aftermarket if I absolutely had to, in my experience most aftermarket parts tend to be undersized for the 80's.
It's not hard to change out. Make sure you have a decent set of line wrenches, don't use box ends, you'll just round the lines (ask me how I know ).QUOTE]
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- Harbor Freight Tools - Quality Tools at the Lowest Prices
It's not hard to change out. Make sure you have a decent set of line wrenches, don't use box ends, you'll just round the lines (ask me how I know )
Is this what you're referring to?
- Harbor Freight Tools - Quality Tools at the Lowest Prices
Final report. I bought the cheapo master cylinder from Autozone for $59. I just happen to have $20 on my reward card, so it was only $44 after tax. I've been bogged down in law school finals, so I had a local shop change it out for me for $90. I just picked up the truck and it feels better than it ever has. I know people are going to flame me for putting junky parts in the truck, but the OEM one is $275. This one has a lifetime warranty. Plus I plan on rebuilding the old one. So all in all, I spent $135 to have my master cylinder replaced and I didn't have to touch it. Thanks to all those that posted.
If it works, it works--especially for that price! I say way to go but then I put Wal-Mart oil in mine. . .
Final report. I bought the cheapo master cylinder from Autozone for $59. I just happen to have $20 on my reward card, so it was only $44 after tax. I've been bogged down in law school finals, so I had a local shop change it out for me for $90. I just picked up the truck and it feels better than it ever has. I know people are going to flame me for putting junky parts in the truck, but the OEM one is $275. This one has a lifetime warranty. Plus I plan on rebuilding the old one. So all in all, I spent $135 to have my master cylinder replaced and I didn't have to touch it. Thanks to all those that posted.
I still have the truck and it's been great. I've had no other brake issues since. I never got around to rebuilding the original. Since the repair, this was a daily driver vehicle. I wouldn't hesitate with the Fenco.