wanted mk1 brake servo

[STAG GEEK Mk.1]

Must be in very good working condition, or willing to recon or part exchange mine??
Thank you
Martin

[sujitroy]

rimmers does an exchange on your old servo

[Goldstar]

Martin you need a recon master cylinder not a servo for the problem you describe.

[STAG GEEK Mk.1]

Oh,
thank you so much, lots of oil on the floor, but defo not from pipes looks as if dripping from the hole in the classis , i will look for a master cylinder first, have a nice Easter, as i will be going out in my boring car this weekend, we are off to Skeggy

[STAG GEEK Mk.1]

but also when I put my fingers at the bottom of the servo it was damp with oil, also would it leak oil if the seals have gone in the master cylinder ??

[Goldstar]

The oil is brake fluid from the MC, there is no oil in a servo (usually) . The servo will probably work fine after the brake fluid has drained out

[STAG GEEK Mk.1]

Sorry, yes that is what I meant fluid, so it would leak fluid if the problem was the master cylinder

[Goldstar]

Yes, absolutely spot on. Peter at LD parts used to sell stainless sleeved refurbished MC which should be a fit and forget. You can take the servo apart to clean it out but watch some videos first, the spring is a bit brutal.

[Goldstar]

Found it. http://ldpart.co.uk/shop/shop.php?c=...c94e5829ff5954

[STAG GEEK Mk.1]

thank you. but that is for a clutch. Is it easy to fit a refurbish kit to the brake master cylinder??

[Goldstar]

Dd'oh sorry - worth giving Peter a call, I don't think the seal kit is an easy job and if your MC bore is pitted it won't work for long

[jbuckl]

Cbc in Quinton Birmingham offers a resleeve service
Only on genuine Lockheed cylinders.