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Posted by NC Wayne on August 07, 2005 at 23:57:17 from (64.12.117.7):
In Reply to: I just cant stop! posted by TWafer on August 07, 2005 at 17:54:20:
The guys at NAPA ought to be able to get in their brake "picture" book and match something up for you. If not take matters in your own hands and contact Federal Mogul who now owns/bought out the Wagner line and see if they can help you with a kit number, or the newest part number for your master cylinder. Many times the part numbers have changed so many times over the years it's almost impossible to find the latest and greatest one without a little help from the origional parts Mfg. I work on alot of old equipment and often have to call the origional manufacturer of the parts the OEM used in order to get replacement parts or the most upgraded version. It usually takes a good bit of phone time but in the end I usually find what I need. Good luck.
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