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Should just be two bolts holding the master cylinder to the drivers side of the frame. Carefully take the brake line off the back then disconnect the front linkage. As you disassemble the cylinder, just lay out the pieces as they come out. It's pretty simple to do just take your time and keep everything clean. You will probably have to get a brake cylinder hone and and hone the inside of the master cylinder. If it's pitted badly, you will need to have it bored out and sleeved or find a different one.
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