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Pedal box help.
While in the garage rummaging through the boxes of stuff that came with my chassis I found some odd pieces of steel. After getting my nose stuck into the book, I realised I had a complete pedal box kit, probably from 3ge. This will hopefully save me a few quid, but when I found the donor car's master cylinder it is far to big for the hole in the pedal box back plate. The question is, do I fettle the hole and make it bigger to take the master cylinder, or just buy a new master cylinder?
Is there any difference in the different size cylinders? Cheers Alan |
I had the same problem. If found both the the big hole and bolt holes were wrong. I think there are different size cylinders depending on exactly which sierra you had. I popped mine on my mill and bored the hole out. You could equally get a file and open it out.
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Cheers David
I thought it would be as simple as that, but wasn't sure. The hole is quite a bit out, so will probably have to mark out the hole and drill little holes all round on my pillar drill and file it down, wish I had the use of a milling machine, oh yeah, and the skill to use one :) I reckon I must be the most unskilled person on here, can't weld, can't use a mill or laithe, it's going to be interesting when I eventually get round to starting. |
CaptainCrash1971, you clearly haven't met me then! I've never welded a thing in my life - I struggled with soldering the last time I tried :eek:
I'm just looking forward to the challenge of learning all the new skills :D |
I found this out too, I tacked a piece of angle iron across the hole, and made it larger with a hole saw.
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Top tip SL I probably would have thought of that on the last stroke of 3 hours with a file :o |
You are soooo right Ronnie, we ROCK...:cool:
Brill idea Steve, Now filed in my brill ideas box. |
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