Availability of a Master Cylinder Rebuild Kit for a Toledo Trailer Brake Actuator

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Is it possible to buy a rebuild kit for this master cylinder?

asked by: Brian B

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Helpful Expert Reply:

We have a few different parts for Toledo actuators but not a master cylinder rebuild kit. We have the master cylinder that you referenced, # 10614. We also have a replacement shock, # 1844-2, a pivot bushing, # 1745, and a pivot shaft, # 1829. If your master cylinder is bad then going with the replacement master cylinder you referenced would be the way to go.

expert reply by: Michael H

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