Clutch M/cyl
Clutch M/cyl
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Le TVR

Original Poster:

3,097 posts

280 months

Wednesday 29th February 2012
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The 4 yearly event of clutch master cylinder failure has come round once again so I picked up the phone to TVRcarparts. cry Get well soon mate.

Looking at the code on the unit is seems to be a 0,700 bore unit and I'm guessing that something like this: http://www.merlinmotorsport.co.uk/p537/GIRLING-MAS...
would probably be OK?

Search is still down, so anyone know?

HvdWeerden

1,739 posts

229 months

Wednesday 29th February 2012
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Le TVR said:
The 4 yearly event of clutch master cylinder failure has come round once again so I picked up the phone to TVRcarparts. cry Get well soon mate.

Looking at the code on the unit is seems to be a 0,700 bore unit and I'm guessing that something like this: http://www.merlinmotorsport.co.uk/p537/GIRLING-MAS...
would probably be OK?

Search is still down, so anyone know?
Was quoted some time ago (bore 0,7 is correct) :

"We can supply the correct clutch master cylinder, new, from stock priced at £48.00 + VAT.
Girling 64676310

Kind Regards,
Paul Hunt
Powertrack Ltd
"

Griffinr

1,017 posts

203 months

Wednesday 29th February 2012
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Powertrack (Telephone: 01753 842680) also do the seal kit which is usually all you need and a lot cheaper. I also bought a plastic reservoir cap for mine as the old steel one was corroded and a pig to get off.

Rob

phillpot

17,510 posts

212 months

Wednesday 29th February 2012
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I think there are plenty of 0.75" master cylinders ( Land Rover Series 3 rings a bell?)around but isn't the issue getting the correct thread on the pipe connection (or changing the fitting on pipe)? scratchchin


ETA Series 3 Land Rover very cheap on Ebay but 0.9" (make clutch slightly "heavier", maybe not noticeable?)

Edited by phillpot on Wednesday 29th February 18:49

Le TVR

Original Poster:

3,097 posts

280 months

Wednesday 29th February 2012
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Have mailed Powertrack will see if they have one.

There seems to be many 0,7 inchn units that all look identical apart from the actuating rod.
Most seem to be a standard 3/8 unf outlet too.
Last time it was the return spring that had broken up and the bore was rather scratched.


Edit to add - Ex stock from Powertrack price nearer 70 inc VAT now. Another job for the weekend.

Edited by Le TVR on Wednesday 29th February 12:09