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Badbill wrote:I had wheel cylinder problems as well, to easy fix, and buy new ones from a 1948 ford deluxe, fit straight in I know cause I bought 4,two rear, and two front,, I had to send to USA, to buy them but your already there so it's easy, they work great good brakes now, you shouldnt muck around with the old ones just get new cylinders problem solved. Hope that helped a bit. Mine is a kb3 duelly so had 1"1/8 to 1" cylinders same as a 48ford deluxe sdn.
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