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1991 560SEL brake master cylinder rebuild kit question.
OK, I just found out that brake master cylinder rebuild kits are available from both Raybestos MK1919 and Beck Arnley. The price is around $80. Rebuilding keeps the original Mercedes Benz master cylinder on the car and I know what went into the rebuild. Has anyone had experience using either of these kits? Also, does anyone know if either of these kits are available from Pelican Parts?
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Husky Man, if you definitely have a bad master cylinder I would buy a new ATE master cylinder online for around $130 instead of attempting to rebuild the existing unit.
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Husky Man, if you definitely have a bad master cylinder I would buy a new ATE master cylinder online for around $130 instead of attempting to rebuild the existing unit. It doesn't appear that Pelican Parts sells rebuild kits.
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Well.....I'm thinking it would be better to use the original Mercedes Benz Brake Master Cylinder and rebuild it rather than purchase one. Granted, either way would work but this way I keep the car original. I can pick up the rebuild kit for around $80 which saves me a core charge and around $50 over $130 for an ATE.
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you may find the bore is pitted so bad, it won't rebuild. very common when brake fluid isn't changed every 2 years. the water it absorbs leaves rust behind. buy a new 1 and save time, not money. good luck, chuck.
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