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Scott Brake Cylinder

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Does anybody know where I could get the o rings and u cup to rebuild my Scott brake master cylinder?
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Re: Scott Brake Cylinder

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Univair.
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If your cylinder is original equipment, searching "brake master cylinder" may help zero in on what's needed, then Univair or Spruce or others can supply. In looking back a bit there's this related post by one of our Moderators: "AN6227-7 or MS28775-012 (o-ring). The cylinder is a very simple design and the o-ring is the only wear part. There is a little pin that cocks the o-ring at the top of the stroke to allow fluid in and out of the reservoir. The o-ring takes a set .." Hope that'll help. Mac
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Thanks for the info guys.
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Re: Scott Brake Cylinder

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The original master cylinders are Goodyear, not Scott.
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