Reply to "Goose Girling Clutch Solenoid"

mangustaMember

Guys,

These are easy enough to take apart and check out......at least clean out any crunge in it from old DOT3 fluid (likely....). This is a Girling .750" (CV center valve?) piece and seal kits are still around. Same kit was used up thru the mid 80's on Jeep trucks. You can also order entire units from Euro parts dealer back in OH. He previously had them available on eBay for very reasonable money.

If you have the ability, I'd reline the original with brass/bronze....and then rekit. I did this with my original aluminum cylinder, but I believe the replacements are cast iron so perhaps not such a big deal.... Can't tell which you have.......

...and be sure to use DOT4 Castrol (Girling compatible) brake fluid when refilling!

Ciao!

4/6/2011:48 AM

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