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Help needed to identify a Ford Brake Master Cylinder & Servo

Started by nickhudson, Apr 25, 2023, 02:31 PM

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Chris


Chris

Here is the Ford part numbers,
94FB-EA and a 74049595 .
This will be good if someone can still X reference it ?
The chassis is a 93/94 model with RPA 6 followed by three more numbers .
Hope this can help .
Chris.

nickhudson

Thanks for the response!

Very keen to know the part number from the Postman Pat van. When was your SRV8 chassis made?

Again - no issues for me, although it would be nicer if the pedal feel was more progressive.

I have also published this question in the SRV8 topic - responses there are of the view that this is a 1980s Ford Sierra 2L part. What do you think?

Rgds Nick

Chris


Chris

The brake servo/master cylinder on my old Southern Roadcraft that I fitted as new was from a Fiesta Corrier
van (we called these the postman pat type van).
I can give you the part number in the morning if that's any help.
In my opinion it works well and has no issues at mot time.
Chris.

nickhudson

Dear all

I am hoping to tap some Ford or Southern Roadcraft V8 knowledge amongst the group...

I have a Southern Roadcraft V8 that has now been running on and off for 25 years. I bought he original kit from the Nichols brothers back in 1994. I wish to rebuild/ replace the Ford brake master cylinder and would like help to identify what part this is. photo attached.

I have contacted Brian Nichols at Roadcraft – he responded "I think it was a Sierra servo and Fiesta master cylinder (could be the other way round). We do not have any records for this as we sold the project about 30 years ago."

A posting on the previous CRC technical forum suggested this was from "an old style Fiesta van"

A tag on the part is showing number "6606 05/45JC"

Can any members shed light on what this part is and where a replacement/ rebuild kit can be sourced?

Many Thanks

Rgds Nick