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8 & 10 cyl Bristol cars Type 407 onwards - restoration, repair, maintenance etc |
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![]() I finally managed from sources in the UK and Australia to obtain a master cylinder repair kit for my series 2 411 Bristol. I employed a professional experience mechanic to fit the kit , ensuring it went back together correctly.
After much fiddling I had everything back in place. The pedal came good after some bleeding. Job completed after a short test drive. Next day I drove the 35 Km to have the wheel alignment done. Upon opening the bonnet I found the front brake tank overflowing and the rear one nearly empty. ENOUGH From the advice given on this forum I purchase a mid 70s Range Rover new cylinder. Fitting was fairly easy. Parts required 1/ A plate with 2 studs fitted to back of firewall 2/ lengthened push rod ( extra 15mm ) 3/ Two new brake lines to extend to boosters. All fitted together easily BRAKES ARE FINE |