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Author: | matt van'74 [ Wed Nov 09, 2005 5:13 pm ] |
Post subject: | minor and mini brake master cylinder... |
hey i have to replace the master cylinder in my minor, i was wondering if ithe morrie uses the same master cylinder as a mini ![]() cheers for ya help matt |
Author: | miniron [ Wed Nov 09, 2005 5:24 pm ] |
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![]() No! The Minor brake m/c is under the floor in the chassis rail. Nothing at all like the Mini one. Bad luck. They are a PIA to replace especially if some sod has put the bolts in so that you have to remove the RH torsion bar (or use the butchers method of levering the bar aside)to remove the bolts holding the m/c in place. When reassembling put the bolts in so that the nuts are on the torsion bar side. It's a long, long time since I did this but I think you can do it that way. Ist car I owned was a 54 Series 2 Minor with 803cc of wheel spinning axle tramp power. Regards RonR |
Author: | matt van'74 [ Wed Nov 09, 2005 5:42 pm ] |
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cheers mate i jut thought because the repair/reconditioning kits were the same they might have the same MC... thats annoying but ohwell thanks for that matt |
Author: | miniron [ Thu Nov 10, 2005 9:38 am ] |
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![]() Even though the repair kit bits are apparently the same the body is quite different. Single casting rather than the Mini style cast tube with the tank soldered on. You can get the m/c resleeved with a stainless steel or nickel bronze sleeve rather than replacing it completely. Once they are sleeved they usually last forever. Not all that expensive to have done. Probably cheaper than a new one. Regards RonR |
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