Brake master cylinder confusion

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blue beasty

blue beasty

Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
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I know, dunt take a lot to confuse me :confused::eek:

'78 S111 Ambulance, 11'' drums all round, dual line, servo. looks like.....



Anyone know the part number I need please? :confused:
 
jamesmartin said:
looks like nrc6096
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That was my thinking but the pipe spacing looks different and from what I understand the 6096 has different size threads for front and rear pipes and I'm not sure mine has.

I've got a nasty feeling I'm going to order the wrong thing and end up without transport and that's seriously not a good option atm
 
Not overly chuffed :(

Thought I had a Bearmach on order but just noticed I had an email yesterday saying they don't have any in stock and Bearmach have no plans to restock.

Looking around the net the choice is Britpart or genuine, genuine would be nice but not at 335 quid :eek:

Pondering whether it'd be better to go for Britpart seals and refurb my genuine cylinder or whether my chances are better with a complete, assembled unit.
 
it will be under guarrantee so you could exchange it if it was poor, i know not ideal but those are the choices i face most days
 
Blue beasty did you go with the Britpart one in the end? Any troubles or advice please? I am debating the same issue OEM is £400!! Thanks
 
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