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Originally posted by Chip:
Thanks Jack....Sage advice as always

Hi Chip,

Hey, just a thought......found an old PI Tech Article (Winter, 1977), a VW Transporter Front Wheel Cylinder rebuild kit (1970 or prior) will work on the slave cylinder. RockAuto has a BECK/ARNLEY Part # 0717331 kit for $2.73, or a RAYBESTOS Part # WK362 professional grade for $5.31. If your old slave can be rebuilt, keep it as a back-up.

Pete C. (6626)

3/26/146:38 PM

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