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jonbeedle

posted on 15/6/05 at 12:50 AM Reply With Quote
Brake pushrod thing

Hi,
I need the bit that connects the brake pedal to the sierra master cylinder. I imagine a sort of rod thingy! Anyone got one kicking about or a even a photo of one so I can make one up?
Cheers
Jon





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marshall

posted on 15/6/05 at 05:46 AM Reply With Quote
tiger do them i have one dut it is not in the car yet so i will do a pic some time today for you........
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DarrenW

posted on 15/6/05 at 07:13 AM Reply With Quote
Mac1 also do them. Brake U saddles i think you call them. Threaded bar screws into it. £6 plus postage.






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marshall

posted on 15/6/05 at 07:28 AM Reply With Quote
hope this helps Rescued attachment Sscn0750.jpg
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ditchlewis

posted on 15/6/05 at 08:28 AM Reply With Quote
try Mk or car building solutions they both do Y shaped "thingies" for this purpose.
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tom_loughlin

posted on 15/6/05 at 10:16 AM Reply With Quote
one form an old model polo fits - i got mine from a j plate polo.

very like this one: Rescued attachment brake.JPG
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