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[Datsun 1200 encyclopedia]

Brake master cylinder

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Some club members are using a 13/16 master cylinder from the B310. This increases pedal effort, but reduces pedal travel for a "tighter" feel. Discussion: [http://datsun1200.com/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=29055&forum=1 Is anyone running a 13/16 master cyl w/out a booster?] Some club members are using a 13/16 master cylinder from the B310. This increases pedal effort, but reduces pedal travel for a "tighter" feel. Discussion: [http://datsun1200.com/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=29055&forum=1 Is anyone running a 13/16 master cyl w/out a booster?]
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 += Adjustment =
 +B110 has a non-adjustable master cylinder. When re-installing or after fluid has drained, do the following:
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 +# Perform [[Brake Bleeding]], including "bench bleeding" of the master cylinder.
 +# Tighten the master cylinder retaining bolts to 1.5-1.8 kg-m (10.8 to 13.0 ft-lb) torque.
 +# Adjust [[Pedals|brake pedal]] height.
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Datsun 1200 used two basic brake master cylinders:

  • 11/16 diameter safety split circuit, used with disc-brake models
  • single reservoir, used with economy drum-brake models

Some club members are using a 13/16 master cylinder from the B310. This increases pedal effort, but reduces pedal travel for a "tighter" feel. Discussion: Is anyone running a 13/16 master cyl w/out a booster?

Adjustment

B110 has a non-adjustable master cylinder. When re-installing or after fluid has drained, do the following:

  1. Perform Brake Bleeding, including "bench bleeding" of the master cylinder.
  2. Tighten the master cylinder retaining bolts to 1.5-1.8 kg-m (10.8 to 13.0 ft-lb) torque.
  3. Adjust brake pedal height.


Part Numbers

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Master Cylinder (disc brakes)

  • WAGNER F96862 $51.79
  • A1 CARDONE 111655 (remanufactured) $32.79
  • TOKICO Master Cylinder PN 46010-H1006
  • TOKICO Master Brake Cylinder (rebuild kit) PN 46010-H1027


TOKICO

  • 46020-10611 ASSY-CAP,RESERVOIR
  • 46010-H1000 ASSY-CYLINDER,BRAKE MASTER
  • 46010-H1005
  • 46010-H1006
  • 46010-H0100 ASSY-CYL. B/MASTER TANDEM FOR DRUM

1071-

  • 46010-H3300 ASSY-CYLINDER,BRAKE MASTER
  • 46010-H3100 ASSY-CYLINDER,BRAKE MASTER (TANDEM)


  • 46020-E0300 ASSY-CAP,OIL RESERVOIR (NABCO)
  • 46020-U0512 Newer CAP
  • 46020-U0201 ASSY-CAP,OIL RESERVOIR

Rebuild Kits

Note that Tokico and Nabco internals are different. So while you can interchange the whole Master, a rebuild kit needs the specific kind.

TOKICO REBUILD KIT

  • PBR K7859X [for 11/16 cylinders]
    • This is a major overhaul kit and supercedes all 11/16 kits.

NABCO REBUILD KIT

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