mopar master cylinder question
 

does anyone know the actual application for the mopar master cylider that seems to be so popular?

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Try a 1979 Dodge pu with manual brakes, it list it as an aluminum cyl. I will get the Napa # when I go out to the shop.

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Look for early 90's mini van chrysler pn 4294946

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Thanks guys, I'll take $37.99 at Oreilly's over $95 from strange, wilwood, etc. anyday of the week. And i could get a reman for $16.99

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Somewhere I read that a master cylinder from a front wheel drive application isn't a good choice!?

I have a 10-1821 NAPA/Cardone on my car. Application is a Volare/Aspen with manual disc brakes. I used a resevoir from the van/truck version just for the extra capacity. You just have to break off a tab or two on the underside to allow it to fit a "car" master cylinder.

Also have a 10-1860 with a bigger bore from a truck application. I forgot what the application is specifically, probably manual disc also.

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What year Aspen / Volare Myron, like '79/'80-ish? I also read somewhere about not using the FWD cylinder in a RWD application.

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I got a few Mopar Perf master cyls, all good. Call me if interested. Got a case of beer? or email jefft@southlanddodge.com

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I checked 1978 and NAPA shows the 101821 for manual disc brakes and 101822 for power disc brakes.

Sounds like Jeff has a pretty good deal!

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I'll send you down a case of Moosehead Jeff, I'm less than a mile from their brewery...Canada's oldest independent brewery.