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#897665 11/18/2012 6:58 PM
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I need a picture of the air cleaner set up for the HVAC brake system located behind the seat on 1960-1966 C60's. It should be behind the driver's side seat. Also, dimensions would be good too. I'm not having any luck finding one and it looks like I will have to fabricate one using a filter approx. the same size. Thanks....

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Greetings from the dry side of the state.
Look on you '60, on mine there is a plate that cover a flat spot in the floor panel on the sloped surface towards the door.
Can't say if the plate will be there on your '66 but should see a flat spot where the factory mount hrdro-vac air filter wlouold mount. I beleive Ive got the filter set-up off a '59 C60 that would work . Unless you require the o.e. look you could run the hose to a filter anywhere you want.
BTW, nice fleet!


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Iron Clad #897974 11/20/2012 8:54 AM
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Thanks BC59. On mine there is a metal pipe coming thru the floor behind the drivers seat in the location you mentioned. When the truck is running, I can put my finger over the pipe and feel the suction.

I'm not looking for O.E., just something that will work. How much would you be asking for your set-up?

Thanks again.

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You should only get a brief suction on the breather during brake apply, if it suck with out fluid pressure from master cylinder the Hydro -vac unit has in internal issue.
You could use a cfrankcase breather filter (kind that pops in vaalve cover grommet) from your FLAPs, might be a day or 2 before I located the one I've got rat holed.


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Iron Clad #898132 11/20/2012 9:42 PM
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Thanks BC59. You know that actually makes sense, and it does suck air when the brake isn't pressed. So it looks like I will need to rebuild the HVAC system as well? I can say one thing, this truck stops on a dime! I figure for now I'll put the filter on and come back to the HVAC system later. I have other things to do on the truck first, LOL.......Please let me know if you want to part with the filter when you find it.

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Just to keep thing straight, what you have is a Hydro-vac booster, no to be confused with the later Hydro-boost (booster run by p.s. pump) or HVAC )heating, ventelation & air conditioning).


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That is correct, my truck has a Hydro-Vac booster. So, no booster run by p.s. pump, etc. .......Thanks.


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