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**jocko** · 11-19-2017, 10:41 AM

It's likely a slave cylinder for the clutch - not a hydraulic release bearing like they have today. Look where your clutch actuating lever connects to the bell housing and see if you have a push cylinder rather than mech linkage. They had this setup as early as 1960, it used to be part of the main master cylinder. But, this setup looks like an old single pot brake mc (which would work for the clutch) from 63-66 trucks (and cars) - have not seen one on a 69.

11-19-2017, 10:41 AM	#4
jocko Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Godley, TX Posts: 17,936	Re: Reservoir beside brake booster It's likely a slave cylinder for the clutch - not a hydraulic release bearing like they have today. Look where your clutch actuating lever connects to the bell housing and see if you have a push cylinder rather than mech linkage. They had this setup as early as 1960, it used to be part of the main master cylinder. But, this setup looks like an old single pot brake mc (which would work for the clutch) from 63-66 trucks (and cars) - have not seen one on a 69.