How to remove stock 56 F100 Master Cylinder?
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How to remove stock 56 F100 Master Cylinder?
I got under the truck today and could not get enough clearance to slide the pin that holds the MC pushrod out of the brake pedal. There is some obvious wear and the clutch linkage seems to be hitting the brake linkage. So everything needs to be rebuilt. I removed the brake pedal return spring, pulled the cotter pin but could not move the pedal forward or move the clutch linkage to clear.
Any suggestions? Do I need to remove other items first? My F100 owners manual is really weak on this subject.
Thanks
Any suggestions? Do I need to remove other items first? My F100 owners manual is really weak on this subject.
Thanks
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Replaced it with a new one. 80bux was the best price i found online.
the pedal pads are a combo of a rubber pad bonder to a steel plate with a treaded post on back that threads into the cluch or brake arm. A pair of big channel locks or a strap wrench is the way to go on getting them off.
the pedal pads are a combo of a rubber pad bonder to a steel plate with a treaded post on back that threads into the cluch or brake arm. A pair of big channel locks or a strap wrench is the way to go on getting them off.
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The U shaped bracket is actually grooved where the pin thru the brake cylinder pushrod has been contacting it.... I posted a picture in my gallery. The screwdriver tip is pointing at the bracket where it is worn...not easy to see but it is a 1/16" groove. Not sure why they hit, if I put the screwdriver between the bracket and the brake lever I can move the bracket over to create a clearance. So something is worn pretty good.
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I got the MC out, the boot over the pushrod makes things difficult. I really need to remove the brake and clutch pedals and linkage so that I can re-bush it and fix the clearance problem. I am not sure I understand the reason for the spring on the U-shaped bracket. I guess it allows the transmission to move
relative to the pedals. Maybe a call to LMC or Johns will get some advice on what to replace to fix the clearance problem.
relative to the pedals. Maybe a call to LMC or Johns will get some advice on what to replace to fix the clearance problem.
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