Technical Master cylinder drawing - brakes

[roundeyefat]

Anyone have a drawing for the brakes master cylinder?
Don't see it in the haynes manual download.

 

[fingers99]

You really don't need one -- they're cheap as chips: no one reconditions them.

 

[roundeyefat]

Its not that fingers99 - I need to see the components which are in it, for troubleshooting purposes. See https://www.fiatforum.com/punto/304463-back-brakes-valves-99-punto.html - I don't see the point in replacing everything, and would learn nothing from it.

 

[fingers99]

Compensators are either side of the master cylinder, rather than in it. I've no diagram -- there may be one in the big Porter FIAT manual.

My guess, knackered flexi or slave cylinder on the bad side.

 

[roundeyefat]

So there are compensators?

This is precisely the stuff I was looking for in the drawing.

How many compensators? - four; one for each line, is it?

 

[roundeyefat]

@ fingers99

I see prices for master cylinders at http://www.micksgarage.com/braking-...nders/fiat/punto/punto/1993-1999/60-1.2/3801/
and these ones are not exactly cheap

 

[blu73]

thats crazy, last time i bought a master cylinder it cost under £30. Just from my local factors.

 

[roundeyefat]

It is a bit crazy allright

 

[fingers99]

Mad price. Go to eurocarcare.

 

[dirtyhands]

those prices were in euro with vat and free delivery,it depends which one is in your model.:bang:

 

[fingers99]

those prices were in euro with vat and free delivery,it depends which one is in your model.:bang:

And for Bosch parts......... not an OE supplier. Most UK places will post to the Republic (or Netherlands) unsure of flag............