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Thanks Jono. I just realised the photo isn't that clear. From right to left you can see the clutch pedal box/master cylinder assembly, the brake pedal box/master cylinder assembly, the brake booster/master cylinder assembly, with the steering box below and between the brake and clutch pedal boxes (shiny alloy).
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Looking gooood
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G'day All, I'm not Series 3 specialist, but that brake booster you have there is not for a dual circuit braking system, the Series 3's with dual braking systems were fitted with a brake booster that was bolted onto the pedal housing (in line booster) with the M/cylinder incorported, from there 2 brake lines tracked down to a ? valve in the system mounted on the chassis just below the steering box from memory, I have a dual circuit M/cyl brake booster ah la late Series 3, the system that you have provided it's servicable should work OK, the booster is probably a VH-44? or a variant of that, parts would be available at a reputable brake shop cheers Dennis
![]() ps I didnt see your other post re booster, if you wanted to fit a in-line Series Land Rover type booster, you will have to cut the bulkhead where the pedal comes through, as the pedal/booster assembly, is a different design to the std Land Rover brake pedal, the pivot point for the pedal is much higher, and works in a different direction (clear as mud LOL) |
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I believe that this is the type that Dinty was referring to. It's installed in my 1979 Series 3 SWB Ute . You can see the two lines coming off the master cylinder, which goes into a brake failure switch assembly and then to the brakes.
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Yes, Wolfman, that looks like the one the Haynes manual mentions also. I think mine must be aftermarket. Anyway, as long as it works I'm happy.
Has anybody put akit through their clutch and brake master cylinders, or is it better to grab an exchange one of each? (I presume they're available...) |
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