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Guyman
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Corrrect Maser Cylinder

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HI., I had manual brakes on my '59 Sport Fury., just finished installing the correct factory Power Brake assembly with all the bells and whistles...and was wondering if a manual master cylinder is different then a power brake master cylinder?..or do they both use the same master cylinder no matter power or manual brakes?
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Guyman;I believe the only difference is the rod that goes from master cylinder to the pedal,I think it is A different length. Mark M
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They do have different part numbers.

There was something with the rod but I can't remember exactly what
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I do have the rods for both systems...so will take a look., I think the power brake one is larger/longer and it's adjustable. If that is the case., I can use my master cyclinder I already bought and then use the rod that I have for the power unit.

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The master cylinder for power brakes is different than the one for manuel brakes. The rod for power brakes is the adjustable one.
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but is the master cylinder itself the same?...I have the correct rod for the power brakes
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Guyman - The parts book has a part #1829400 master cylinder WITHOUT power brakes and part #1843414 master cylinder WITH power brakes. Externally the difference is the rubber boot that the ADJUSTABLE pushrod goes thru. Internally I THINK it has to do with the porting size and spacing and stroke of the cylinder. Notice I said I THINK.
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OK., quite confused about these master cylinders.....I went to Rockauto .com to order a new one...and some/most list as manual brakes and some don't list anything, manual or power brakes....does anyone know for sure the dorman part number for a 59 plymouth with power brakes/318?

I think it is Dorman part # M36063

But wanna make sure before I order it.

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Installed the master cylinder I had bought originally and it worked...I measured the bore and installed it and took a while to get the brakes bled, but they work...I think I need to adjust the pedal rod some because they go almost to the floor (power brakes). My brakes are completely rebuilt., new everything...including wheel cylinders, lines etc...so any advise would be much appreciated.

I took it out for the first time today around the neighborhood and it needs some more work., but it's on the road!...how exciting!.

Guy
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