charlies New Member Apr 30, 2002 390 0 0 in front of computer Nov 4, 2004 #1 Nov 4, 2004 #1 is it as easy as it sounds in chiltons? 70 stang-my engine is out, fenders, hood, hinges off, painting engine compartment. from the directions in chiltons, it appears that removing the power brake/master cylinder unit should take less than 15 minutes. do you agree?
is it as easy as it sounds in chiltons? 70 stang-my engine is out, fenders, hood, hinges off, painting engine compartment. from the directions in chiltons, it appears that removing the power brake/master cylinder unit should take less than 15 minutes. do you agree?
67coupe351w New Member Jan 31, 2004 424 0 0 Portland, OR Nov 4, 2004 #2 Nov 4, 2004 #2 Yes, it comes right out, Just disconnect the brake lines and the 4 or 5ish nuts on the inside of the firewall and it will fall right out.
Yes, it comes right out, Just disconnect the brake lines and the 4 or 5ish nuts on the inside of the firewall and it will fall right out.
J JB66 New Member Aug 21, 2004 565 1 0 New York Nov 4, 2004 #3 Nov 4, 2004 #3 Don't forget the rod attached to the brake pedal that the brake light switch is on.
2nd Mustang Founding Member Feb 24, 2002 2,488 0 46 Southern California Nov 4, 2004 #4 Nov 4, 2004 #4 charlies said: from the directions in chiltons, it appears that removing the power brake/master cylinder unit should take less than 15 minutes. do you agree? Click to expand... Chiltons...oh my! Taking it out is one thing, reinstalling, well, remember that Murphy's Law is always present.
charlies said: from the directions in chiltons, it appears that removing the power brake/master cylinder unit should take less than 15 minutes. do you agree? Click to expand... Chiltons...oh my! Taking it out is one thing, reinstalling, well, remember that Murphy's Law is always present.
F ForceFed70 That's why they call it "dope" Founding Member Dec 6, 1999 4,818 1 69 BC Canada Nov 5, 2004 #5 Nov 5, 2004 #5 It's pretty easy... but I'd budget an hour for the job.