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#588197 10/31/2009 2:00 AM
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I am in search of hydrovac brake components. I have a complete system but it is badly rusted. Any help would be appreciated.

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Try your local power train/truckshop. My area has a place called Sadler's Powertrain. I took my old Hydro from my 48 with me. They measured all the ports, and other dimensions and found the appropriate one in their books and ordered me one. Had a new vac. in three days and it works perfectly. On my other 48, I installed a booster and dual res master under the floor to achieve the same thing. I too works like a charm,
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