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#76045 04/07/2007 6:38 PM
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Does anyone have an opinion as to whether this modern type of Bendix booster would be compatible with the single master brake system that is OEM on a 53 1 ton? I can make a bracket if necessary, just wondering if this modern unit would make more sense than rebuilding the OEM that was on the truck; it does price-wise.
Bendix 2512065 / 2508827 / 2515050 Ebay Item number: 260101629423
Darn, I messed up the link but I would appreciate the input.
Don
Bendix 2512065 / 2508827 / 2515050 Item number: 260101629423

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the item - looks like the right critter - they haven't changed much over the years, and I know modern ones do work

maybe you should call them, it's toll free!
800-489-9860

Bill


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Hy Blacksmithdon, that hydrovac is just a modern simple version of the old piston with an outer seal hydrovac, this one uses a flexible diaphragm, and it is totally compatable with your system, hope that helps.

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Thanks, I am going to pursue this a little furthur.


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