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Car Forum / Jeep / March 2007

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NEED rubber seal for Girling Clutch Slave Cylinder CJ with AMC 150

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MStevens003 - 17 Mar 2007 00:52 GMT
The Girling clutch slave cylinder on my CJ5, 1981 with the AMC 150
four-banger engine is Jeep Part #52000070. Inside the cylinder ther are only
two parts, a metal pison and a rubber seal that follows the piston in and
out. I want just the rubber seal that goes on the piston but can not find
one anywhere. I dont want to pay $70 for a new unit as the bore and piston
is in fine shape. Only the rubber seal is worn.
Can anyone direct me to a source for this seal   OR
if its not available is there any treatment I can give the rubber to swell
it or such? I have tried silicone paste but that had no effect. The leak is
sligh. Needs bleeding every week or two.

Michael
L.W. (Bill) Hughes III - 17 Mar 2007 02:45 GMT
Just go to your mom and pop brake shop/jobber in your town, they have
bins full of cups by size like yours marked maybe 5/8", for about ten cents.
       God Bless America, Bill 0|||||||0
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> The Girling clutch slave cylinder on my CJ5, 1981 with the AMC 150
> four-banger engine is Jeep Part #52000070. Inside the cylinder ther are only
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> Michael

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MStevens003 - 17 Mar 2007 19:42 GMT
And God Bless You too Bill. Thanks.

>    Just go to your mom and pop brake shop/jobber in your town, they have
> bins full of cups by size like yours marked maybe 5/8", for about ten
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>> Michael
 
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