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Does anyone know if the brake cylinders for a 1951 GMC 2 ton truck are available from auto parts stores such as NAPA? Part numbers? As far as I know there are ones for the front wheels and two different ones for the rear wheels.

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Hy dsword, please use the series number of your truck rather than the term "2 ton", it makes it easier to pinpoint the parts you are looking for.

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The front brake cylinder 5453780
The rear brake front 5453866 and the Rear brake rear 5453865
This is for a 350-24 1951

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Jim gmc,
Thanks. What I was looking for.

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To answer 3B, the truck is a 1951 GMC 354-24. I think that is comparable to the Chevrolet 6000 series.

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Hy dsword, I found some jobber part numbers for the wheel cylinders you seek. Napa front UP14481 $128.99, rear forward UP 14499 $128.99, rear reverse UP 14500 $128.99 RockAuto, Raybestos front WC14481 $70.79, rear forward WC14499 $69.79, rear reverse WC14500 $69.79, hope that helps.

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3B,
Thanks for the numbers. I went to Napa and they were able to find the part but they were not readily available. Went to a Carquest outlet and they had the listings but could not get them. I ended up ordering from Chevs of the 40s which is fairly local to me. Their prices are about the same as Napa.

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Don't trash the old ones. They can usually be relined with a stainless steel sleeve by a competent machinist.
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Would this also be true for a 46 with a two -speed rear end or are they totally different?
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Norman,
Do you have two cylinders per wheel, or just one? Chevs of the 40s only shows up to 1-1/2 ton for 1936-1950.

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I always take the original part numbers, and check ebay. There's one of them on there now.


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