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Does anyone have or know where I can see pictures of a 41-46 1/2 ton PU (assembled without cab) master cylinder/pedal setup mounted to the bell housing in the frame? I bought a 42-46 shop manual, but the picts are too dark.


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Thanks for the picture, now I need to figure out what to do if I use a T-5 Tranny.

Anyone have pictures of that?

Mark


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People have reported success with only supporting the master cylinder mount by the bellhousing, but I would suggest making a bracket that fastens to one of the rear transmission bolts and to the rear master cylinder bolt to provide additional support to the mount.


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