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Here's what I have: 69 Pickup with 71 front end, disc brakes.

My problem: the new master cylinder i just put on leaks around the lid. (everything is new)

What I want to do: Use a later model (about 1990) master cylinder because it has a plastic reservoir that should not leak, plus it will look trick.

Any of you guys have any input?

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Plastic parts on a real truck? Why not return the new one that leaks and tell them it's not what you paid for. You paid for one that doesn't leak.


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well, don't want to take another chance with a poorly machined part.


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