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#1473368 10/31/2022 9:39 PM
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The rubber seal on my 66 master cylinder top has a split. are these rubber pieces available separate? Thanks stan

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A piece of rubber gasket material from Ebay and a pair of scissors would probably be a simpler option than trying to find something from nearly 60 years ago. That material is available in all sorts of sizes and thicknesses at dirt cheap prices. Use the old one as a template to whittle out a new piece.
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That's an idea. I wonder what material is compatible with brake fluid? Stan

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I don't really know, but I would guess neoprene


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Stan,

According to a search here gmpartswiki for a "66" master cylinder top gasket, the original GM Part# is 5465109 (actually applies to '60-'66 per the Master Parts catalog).

A search on the web showed this result GM 5465109

This what your looking for???

Hope it's helpful! thumbs_up


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That is for another master cylinder. Foe the price I could buy it and hope it is big enough to cut my round top gasket. Thanks stan

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Stan,

Can you provide a picture of your existing master cylinder.

If a "round top", almost sounds like the standard equipment used on '66 and earlier cars - not a truck cylinder??? headscratch


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I did notice the master cylinders I have on my C10, and my other C20 uses the same ones that that the cars use. Probably a lot of swapping parts back them at the factory. I had a new 65 chevy car back then. Probably used the same master cylinder? Stan

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Stan,

If it is the same as the auto style cylinder, those gaskets are readily available at most Flaps.

Here is a listing from Advance Auto Parts: 1966 Round master cylinder gasket

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