Brake Servo - which one?
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My 66 s type seems to have a early brake servo fitted c19612 but the chassis number 1B2852 indicates that it should be the later unit c24707
where can I get one of these - I have tried the main suppliers
SNG DMG SC parts but no one has one in stock - but which one to use????
I have been told its a type 8 ??
My 66 s type seems to have a early brake servo fitted c19612 but the chassis number 1B2852 indicates that it should be the later unit c24707
where can I get one of these - I have tried the main suppliers
SNG DMG SC parts but no one has one in stock - but which one to use????
I have been told its a type 8 ??
Last edited by davearkley; 11-10-2016 at 08:07 AM.
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For an original replacement we are only able to recondition old units which we would be happy to do! Alternatively you may be interested in this Lockheed replacement: (see link)
Brake Servo - Aftermarket
This is available across all of our four branches..
Brake Servo - Aftermarket
This is available across all of our four branches..
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Jose (11-10-2016)
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Hi Guys
Thanks for the input regarding the brake servo.
With such a comprehensive restoration I have tried to avoid compromises but I think its a trade off.
Originality against improvement.
Some of the new brake servo units are much better and give an improved braking system. I have the later servo fitted to my car and I have found a direct replacement which means that theres no modifications needed to the car. The later servo is an improved unit and should give adequate braking. I'm pleased that I dont need to modify the car. I have also taken out all the bits of wire that previous people have used to try and solve electrical problems.
Wiring is now fully working and original - This might sound a bit **** but the various bits of wire strewn around were not needed and looked terrible.
Thanks for the input regarding the brake servo.
With such a comprehensive restoration I have tried to avoid compromises but I think its a trade off.
Originality against improvement.
Some of the new brake servo units are much better and give an improved braking system. I have the later servo fitted to my car and I have found a direct replacement which means that theres no modifications needed to the car. The later servo is an improved unit and should give adequate braking. I'm pleased that I dont need to modify the car. I have also taken out all the bits of wire that previous people have used to try and solve electrical problems.
Wiring is now fully working and original - This might sound a bit **** but the various bits of wire strewn around were not needed and looked terrible.
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