Brake master cylinder o'haul

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#1 Brake master cylinder o'haul

Post by ETTony » Sun Jul 24, 2016 9:19 am

Chaps,
I will be overhauling brake master cylinder this week.
I have the kit en-route.
I quick read though the w'shop manual. "That to remove an inner recessed circlip (#21) use Jag tool #7066"
Now is this needed, we all have circlip pliers in our tool box these days.
Or is it needed because the depth of circlip and diameter of cylinder means that the standard tools are no good.
I do see a few of these tools for sale :questionmarks:
Tony in Devon
1967 Series 1, 4.2, OTS, RHD, Black.

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#2 Re: Brake master cylinder o'haul

Post by christopher storey » Mon Jul 25, 2016 8:38 am

Some while since I did one, but I did not need a Jaguar tool. However, I do have one of those sets of circlip pliers with interchangeable ends, ( straight/cranked etc ) which is a help

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#3 Re: Brake master cylinder o'haul

Post by mgcjag » Mon Jul 25, 2016 9:19 am

Same as Christopher.....no Jag tool required....just circlip pliers.....
Steve
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#4 Re: Brake master cylinder o'haul

Post by golfnut324 » Mon Jul 25, 2016 10:16 am

I just reassembled my master cylinder last Friday and had no problem using standard circlip pliers.
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#5 Re: Brake master cylinder o'haul

Post by ETTony » Mon Jul 25, 2016 6:25 pm

Thanks team,
Looks like i have what i need in my toolbox

Tony
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