Dorman - First Stop Brake Master Cylinder Repair Kit P/N:TM11300
Rebuild the internal sealing of your brake master cylinder instead of guessing at loose parts with the Dorman - First Stop Brake Master Cylinder Repair Kit TM3626. This kit supplies parts and hardware designed to match the originals needed to service the master cylinder, and it drops in as a direct-fit repair for a wide range of vintage Buicks — including the 1937-1942 Century Series 60, the 1937-1942 Limited Series 90, the 1940-1942 Roadmaster Series 70, the 1950-1955 Special, and the 1957 Super (see the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list of applications).
If worn internal seals are the cause of a sinking pedal or fluid bypassing inside the cylinder, this kit replaces those components so the master cylinder can hold and move brake fluid as designed. Backed by Dorman's US-based product experts. Country of origin: Taiwan.
Interchange: 22999 · MK536190 · 5450597 · 5453950 · 5454563 · MK-3 · MK3 · F3626 · MK3626 · Manufacturer part number TM3626.
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
What does the TM3626 repair kit do?
It supplies the seals and hardware to rebuild a brake master cylinder, replacing worn internal components so the cylinder can hold and move brake fluid as designed.
Which vehicles does this kit fit?
It's a direct-fit repair for a range of vintage Buicks, such as the 1937-1942 Century Series 60, the 1950-1955 Special, and the 1957 Super. See the Buyer's Guide tab for the full list.
What bore size does this kit service?
It is sized for brake master cylinders with a 1-inch bore.
What are the kit's rubber components made of?
The kit's rubber parts are made from EPDM rubber.
What part numbers does this kit interchange with?
It cross-references 22999, MK536190, 5450597, 5453950, 5454563, MK-3 (MK3), F3626, and MK3626.
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