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Model specific boards => Golf mk2 => Topic started by: Classic16v on 09 February 2008, 01:40
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Hi guys
Just a quick couple of questions - my '91 spec 16v has decided it's time for a new master cylinder so I went on the GSF website and I'm confused. Does anyone know if it's the 'BRAKE MASTER CYL-FAG 22mm' I need or the 'BRAKE MASTER CYL-22.2mm?' There's more than a tenner difference so I wondered whether it's best to have the FAG or the extra .2mm......
Also, is it a fairly straight-forward job to replace and can it be done from the engine compartment, or is it an 'under-the-dash' job?
Cheers
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Just give them a call and tell them your engine number and get the right one. Get a garage to fit it though. Can cause problems. :smiley:
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i believe the 22.2 is the 16v size. sign up to the edition38 vw website/forum and use your membership number to claim your 10% discount!
its easy to do too.well, easy enough for me to do!
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Tis easy enough - been there and done that, too.
Make sure you get the brake bias valve open when you're bleeding up.
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they're both the right one just a typo, the only difference is the price/quality.