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8man 06-27-2020 02:19 PM

S10 master cylinder
 
I am using a stock S10 brake assembly under the dash. I have a 94 Chevy Astro Van hyro unit for the power mechanism. I put one on the Cherokee I did and it works great. Lots of stopping power.

The problem is that I need the push rod from a stock S10 master cylinder, the one that connects to the brake pedal. The Astro unit push rod has a larger connector hole and rattles around on the pin on the brake pedal.

So if anyone has an extra unit that isn't good anymore and would be willing to cut the push rod off, please PM me.

Thanks

dsraven 06-27-2020 04:14 PM

Re: S10 master cylinder
 
could you use a bushing for anti rattle and to take up the slack?

mr48chev 06-27-2020 04:29 PM

Re: S10 master cylinder
 
I'd say that Dsraven hit on the most viable and simple solution.

The 1.98 Fix https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/b...et/astro?pos=0

8man 06-27-2020 04:36 PM

Re: S10 master cylinder
 
I am trying to test fit everything prior to paint and just noticed the brake pedal issue when I was reassembling it. I thought about a bushing, but have not had time to look for an appropriate size. I will look into that.

Thank you both.

dsraven 06-27-2020 04:55 PM

Re: S10 master cylinder
 
a lot of bearing/seal shops have generic standard diameter bronze/brass flanged bushings in stock which could easily be trimmed to fit your application.
as an example, these are plastic but bronze/brass is also available. plastic would be easy to work with. the hole in the existing push rod could be made slightly larger if required I suppose. would just need a few dimensions.

https://www.mcmaster.com/flanged-bus...eeve-bearings/

https://www.mcmaster.com/flanged-bushings/

https://www.motionindustries.com/tax...ings/browse/en

8man 06-27-2020 04:57 PM

Re: S10 master cylinder
 
I'm going to say those will work! Thank you! I had no idea where to start looking, or what to call what I was looking for.

joedoh 06-27-2020 07:21 PM

Re: S10 master cylinder
 
I think I still have the bad booster from kechi in my pile, if I got it its yours.

edit: no help, just a silverado that has the larger hole. sorry man

twinshadows 07-06-2020 06:28 PM

Re: S10 master cylinder
 
I'm not sure just what size bushing you may need .
Look around for those "HELP Cards" and those "door hinge pin & bushings" . . . . then, some of those bushings are bigger than others.
Just thinking out - loud . . . . .

jim

8man 07-06-2020 06:35 PM

Re: S10 master cylinder
 
Thanks Twinshadows, I got lucky and found a brass spacer that was the right size inside and outside, it slipped on the pedal pin, the brake push rod fit right over and it works. I extended the push rod about 5/16" and I'm happy with the fit.

Now I will keep your recommendation for next time, because I may not get that lucky next time.


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