MC Leaks
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From: Saskatoon SK Canada
Well the bolt is the same from the F-100 to the F-600. The block is different since the bigger trucks used 1/4" line instead of 3/16"
Bill, So you can't save pics from your cd manuals? Here's the pic:
Bill, So you can't save pics from your cd manuals? Here's the pic:
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From: Kansas City, Mo
Brake leaks
Another thought. Some copper and aluminum crush washers are made outside the USA. The metal is not good to use as a crush washer. Most crush washers are of a soft copper, etc. Should use only once then discarded. Also I've seen washers with a rubber center for sealing, must be rubber made for fluid used. Check at your local auto supply stores or ACE hardware. I think DOT 5 brake fluid doesn't harm anything rubber, check to be sure. Have a great day, chuck
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From: Simi Valley, CA
Nathan, Prolly can...but I haven't a klew on how to do that...and maybe that's not a good idea to teach me (wife says she will, hasn't yet)...FTE might run out of paper when I start posting pics.
1973/79 & 1980/89 books are on microfiche, only book on CD: 1964/72. Everything else is the printed word.
The upper pic on pg 33 shows a block similar to what someone asked about.
I'd prefer all the refs to be books..faster than fiche or CD's, but there's only so much room on this 6' dameter table.
1973/79 & 1980/89 books are on microfiche, only book on CD: 1964/72. Everything else is the printed word.
The upper pic on pg 33 shows a block similar to what someone asked about.
I'd prefer all the refs to be books..faster than fiche or CD's, but there's only so much room on this 6' dameter table.
Last edited by NumberDummy; Apr 20, 2007 at 07:46 PM.
Tuned
Joined: Dec 2001
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From: renfrew canada
i had the same prob when i put the f-350 one on my f100 cept' it wasn't a 3 way block that was leaking, but the one that pointed downwards with 1 line in it headin for the block located along the frame under the drivers floor. and the brk lite sw. instead of copper washers i used a fibrewasher, lasted for durn near 20 years.
mikie
near ottawa canada
58 merc 100 panel, 64 econo p/u
mikie
near ottawa canada
58 merc 100 panel, 64 econo p/u
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Laughing Gas
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From: Coatesville, PA
FINALLY!!!!! I drove the truck around the entire neighborhood today!!!! WOOHOO!!!
The leak was cured by using the new brass block and blot but taking everyones advice went to AutoZone and got two new washers with a metal ring and rubber center used for oil pan bolts. They were thicker than the copper and it went right together no leaks. My buddy came over and we bled the brakes and then got it running using a 1 gallon gas can drove it around a little, got a little braver and took it all through the neighborhood, even got it into 2nd gear for a while.
Thanks for all the support and tips and ideas. Back outside for some more fun!
Dennis
52F1
The leak was cured by using the new brass block and blot but taking everyones advice went to AutoZone and got two new washers with a metal ring and rubber center used for oil pan bolts. They were thicker than the copper and it went right together no leaks. My buddy came over and we bled the brakes and then got it running using a 1 gallon gas can drove it around a little, got a little braver and took it all through the neighborhood, even got it into 2nd gear for a while.
Thanks for all the support and tips and ideas. Back outside for some more fun!
Dennis
52F1
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