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First Gen Dodge Master Cylinder Replacement
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- Опубликовано: 7 мар 2024
- In this video I show you how to do a master cylinder replacement in my first gen 1978 Dodge W200 Power Wagon.
After getting my 78 Dodge W200 back on the road it was apparent I had a few issues. The worst of which was a master cylinder that leaked severely.
Luckily, the replacement is a cinch with basic hand tools and parts you can source from your local Autozone/Orielly/Advance.
Here's what you will need
- 1qt of fresh DOT 3 brake fluid
- A handful of standard/metric wrenches (9mm, 3/8", 7/16", 1/2", and 9/16") for master cylinder removal and brake bleeding
- A means to remove (and re torque your rear wheels). Lug nut size 13/16"
- A bench vice or clamps for bench bleeding the master cylinder
- A Mity Vac, Power bleeder, or friend to assist in the bleeding process
In this video we also address a handful of other issues with my truck including the broken tailgate latch which I fixed here:
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If you missed it check out the first video in the series of getting my 1978 Dodge W200 Power Wagon back on the road where I addressed the carburetor, electrical system, and vacuum leaks:
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In the next video we prepare for a 1000+ mile road trip we have planned for Southern Utah. Don't forget to hit the LIKE and SUBSCRIBE button so you don't miss out on any new content
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nice truck and exactly what i have to replace on my Dodge...never thought of bench bleeding in all these years always did it at the wheels...Cheers.
I appreciate you watching and commenting. Bench bleeding can be beneficial to make the bleeding at the calipers go quicker. Ive done it both with and without and feel it doesnt add much time up front but can help on the back end.
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