brake master culinder availability
#1
Three Wheelin'
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brake master culinder availability
Does anyone know where there is availability of brake master cylinders outside of the outrageous prices when sourcing from the dealer?
#2
A few years back I switched to Ate 03.2025-0111.3 which was intended for a BMW. This master has a slightly larger bore in the cylinder for the fronts so produces a little more front bias and a slightly shorter pedal. Not a big difference but was a nice improvement. I think I had to get this out of europe, but I don't recall it being overpriced.
There are rebuild kits too I believe.
There are rebuild kits too I believe.
#3
Three Wheelin'
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A few years back I switched to Ate 03.2025-0111.3 which was intended for a BMW. This master has a slightly larger bore in the cylinder for the fronts so produces a little more front bias and a slightly shorter pedal. Not a big difference but was a nice improvement. I think I had to get this out of europe, but I don't recall it being overpriced.
There are rebuild kits too I believe.
There are rebuild kits too I believe.
#4
Rennlist Member
In the wholesale world, the 968 master is currently unavailable from SSF or WorldPac. You may be stuck with ordering it from Porsche. I would not use a "similar" master cylinder, just asking for trouble. Current part number is 951-355-011-04. Good luck.
#5
Three Wheelin'
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I did some extra searching, and will be contacting White Post Restorations tomorrow in addition to PMB to see how much they charge for rebuilding a master cylinder. Seems like there has to be a less costly alternative available to keep our cars going.
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KevinGross (01-24-2023)
#6
I ran into this when my clutch slave cylinder went out. Drove me crazy most slave cylinders out there are $30-$60, but of course the 968's are now close to $400. Thankfully there is a rebuild kit that worked out well...this time :/
#7
Three Wheelin'
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Update to my earlier post in this thread. PMB does not rebuild master cylinders, and White Post Restorations said that they have not done any master cylinders for cars this new. While they didn't expressly say no, that was my takeaway. Back to the drawing board!
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#8
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I haven't cross checked PET to see if the 944 part carried over to the 968, and I don't have the full rundown on where I got this information, but I put this in my file on alternative parts for the master cylinder on my 944: https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo...t=1836&jsn=861
That link goes to a 1991 Volvo 740 with ABS. If I had to guess, it came from an interchange list that I found on yoyopart.com, which has all kinds of interchange parts listed.
Good luck
That link goes to a 1991 Volvo 740 with ABS. If I had to guess, it came from an interchange list that I found on yoyopart.com, which has all kinds of interchange parts listed.
Good luck
#9
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
I haven't cross checked PET to see if the 944 part carried over to the 968, and I don't have the full rundown on where I got this information, but I put this in my file on alternative parts for the master cylinder on my 944: https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo...t=1836&jsn=861
That link goes to a 1991 Volvo 740 with ABS. If I had to guess, it came from an interchange list that I found on yoyopart.com, which has all kinds of interchange parts listed.
Good luck
That link goes to a 1991 Volvo 740 with ABS. If I had to guess, it came from an interchange list that I found on yoyopart.com, which has all kinds of interchange parts listed.
Good luck
#10
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So I got stuck with a big bill.
-Yogii
AKA 968 Novice
#11
Three Wheelin'
Thread Starter
This is the brake master cylinder, clutch slaves are still available at a reasonable cost.
#12