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1973 Volkswagen Thing
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1973 Volkswagen Thing Brake Master Cylinder FAG

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$185.38 USD $222.46 USD
BrandFAG
Part #FAG1615902
ConditionNew
WarehouseA
Thing FAG Brake Master Cylinder 1973 Volkswagen
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1973 Volkswagen Thing
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FAG Bearings
FAG has become one of the leading manufacturers of high-quality precision rolling bearings for the automotive, mechanical engineering and aerospace industries.

Replacement & Maintenance Guide

Helpful replacement and maintenance guidance for Brake Master Cylinder.

SystemBrakes
Description / What It DoesThe master cylinder converts brake pedal force into hydraulic pressure for the brake system. Failure can cause a sinking pedal, fluid loss, poor braking, or separate circuit problems.
Replace / Inspect GuidanceNo fixed interval, but inspect at every brake service; replace when leaking, pedal sinks, fluid contamination is present, or after about 8–10 years if symptoms begin.
Job DifficultyAdvanced DIY to Pro
Maintenance TipsUse the correct brake fluid, keep the reservoir clean, and flush brake fluid every 2 years to reduce internal seal damage.

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Information on technical characteristics, the delivery set, the country of manufacture and the appearance of the goods is for reference only and is based on the latest information available at the time of publication.
  1. Bill B. Butler "kustomrides"
    13 Feb, 2015
    Always buy German-made for your old VW, especially something as important as the master cylinder. FAG/FTE is German ... and any other brand (unless you can find an unused original VW part, and good luck with that) will come from either Brazil or China, which aren't making VW aftermarket parts that last.Also, you won't need a bleeder-primer kit for this type (Super Beetle), as the reservoir doesn't sit on top. Instead submerse the MC into a partially full quart of brake fluid, then pump the plunger with a Phillips screwdriver until no bubbles appear. Seal it as you remove, then top off the lines as needed before install. Before re-connecting the lines from your reservoir, cap them, fill the reservoir, then let them fill. Messy, yes. That way when you bleed your brakes afterward you don't have a huge amount of air in the system.

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