landrover clutch slave cyl
can someone tell me what model landrover uses the one for my mk2 2000,cheers john
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Re: landrover clutch slave cyl
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A master cylinder from a Land Rover 90 or 110 will do the trick, but bear in mind its not a direct straight swop, you'll have to slightly enlarge the hole in the bulkhead, re-route the hydraulic line to the slave cylinder, and make a fork end for the pushrod, getting the correct position for this from the original master cylinder.
A master cylinder from a Land Rover 90 or 110 will do the trick, but bear in mind its not a direct straight swop, you'll have to slightly enlarge the hole in the bulkhead, re-route the hydraulic line to the slave cylinder, and make a fork end for the pushrod, getting the correct position for this from the original master cylinder.
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Re: landrover clutch slave cyl
I believe it is TKC2786 part number for the 2000 MK2.
591231P could be the Landy one which is suitable???
But you would be best to check further.
This part number is another cross reference LL12405
591231P could be the Landy one which is suitable???
But you would be best to check further.
This part number is another cross reference LL12405
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Re: landrover clutch slave cyl
Sorry, misread your original post, assumed it was a master cylinder you were looking for, as original Triumph ones are far less common ( and a lot more expensive) than slave cylinders.ljd wrote:can someone tell me what model landrover uses the one for my mk2 2000,cheers john
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Re: landrover clutch slave cyl
I think there is a small issue with the Land Rover part in that the surface around the fixing holes is not machined 'flat' in the same way as an original Triumph part.
Now, I've not seen a LandRover part so don't know if this is really true, but I can't believe that a bit or careful dressing with a file wouldn't sort it - if there really is a problem anyway!
Cheers,
Mike.
Now, I've not seen a LandRover part so don't know if this is really true, but I can't believe that a bit or careful dressing with a file wouldn't sort it - if there really is a problem anyway!
Cheers,
Mike.
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Re: landrover clutch slave cyl
I have used them many times without any problem.
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