Reply to "Brake pedal travel"

chines1

Your master cylinder number doesn't seem right, but the numbers/letters in the casting can be hard to read, especially as the tooling gets older. The end of your number is the most critical. I think your "80" on the end may be a "BD" instead...

The 2 most common are 113.611.015.BD

and 113.611.015.BDD (note the second "D")

The latter is for 4 wheel disc brakes and is a 21mm bore cylinder. The former (with one "D") is a standard 19mm cylinder and made for front discs/rear drums. It WILL work somewhat on a 4 wheel disc system, but pedal height is low and pedal feel is spongy.

7/1/205:32 AM

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