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Brake Servo Bypass

fred1725

Donation Time
Help

I need to bypass my brake servo. This rebuild appears
to be sucking my brake reservoir dry.
I need about a 6" long brake pipe with female connections
on both ends to bypass the servo.
Are these available? does anyone have one?
I spent way too much on this rebuilt unit for
this to be happening, but it is.

Thanks

Fred
 

DanR

Diamond Level Sponsor
Fred, I used some fittings when redoing my brakes on my '67 Restoration that be of help:

Brake Master Cylinder “line†(NK351 3/16x51†SAE) to Hydraulic block purchased from Greenwood Auto Parts with two (2) Fittings Edlemann 272330 (3/16x3/16).

Clutch Master Cylinder “line†to Clutch Slave cylinder purchased from Greenwood Auto Parts with one (1) fitting Edlemann 272340 (3/16x1/4) and one (1) Edlemann 272330 (3/16x3/16).

Note: the reason for these fittings were that the Cylinders required “bubble flares†on the end of the lines and I could not get the correct lines.
 

Tom H

Platinum Level Sponsor
Fred, You should be able to carefully bend the line from the MC to fit directly into the Tee.

And then send the booster back to the rebuilder for redo.


Tom
 
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