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Hello, I have a 1956 CJ5. The wheel cylinders look the same on the front and the rear. Can I use Part # 807356 for both?
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
No, 807357 would be the ones for the rear.
No, 807357 would be the ones for the rear.
Hi. I have a 1966 jeep cj5. With the v6 225. With front 10inch drum brakes. Not sure if the set up that is on it is right. Looking from brake shoes and wheel cylinders for it. Can you point me in the right direction? Thank you.
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
That would be original. We have all that no problem.
That would be original. We have all that no problem.
Hi. Do they come with new push rods?
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
They didnt use push rods on this.
They didnt use push rods on this.
Dear sir, Will this wheel cylinder fit my mitsubishi J54 rear wheel cylinder part no. MB044798
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
Please email mike@kaiserwillys.com pictures of your brake set up so we can see.
Please email mike@kaiserwillys.com pictures of your brake set up so we can see.
Hello I have a 90 degree wheel cylinder on my front wheels, but the port is clogged with dirt. What is the purpose of the port?
Willys Jeep Parts Tech:
That is where your bleeder goes. Sounds like you have no brake fluid in your lines and air. All of it need to be looked at.
That is where your bleeder goes. Sounds like you have no brake fluid in your lines and air. All of it need to be looked at.
I am helping a friend with an MGTD that was destined for a hot rod V8 60 conversion in the 50's. He was told that the rear end is a Willys. We are looking for replacement rear brake cylinders. The only number on the cylinder body is FD 10029, probably a casting number. I hope you have a replacement cylinder.
WIllys Jeep Parts Tech:
Email mike@kaiserwillys.com a picture of your rear wheel brake set up and I can try to ID for you.
Email mike@kaiserwillys.com a picture of your rear wheel brake set up and I can try to ID for you.
will this work on a 1965 CJ5 that has angle ports and flex hoses from the frame to the wheel cylinder ?
Willys Tech:
This is for early style that have a steel s-line going directly into the wheel cylinder. If your ports angle you have a flex line going directly into your wheel cylinders. Those are part numbers: 803640 & 803639
This is for early style that have a steel s-line going directly into the wheel cylinder. If your ports angle you have a flex line going directly into your wheel cylinders. Those are part numbers: 803640 & 803639
is the only difference between this and the 60 degree ports the angel are the mounting holes the same?
Willys Tech:
Correct.
Correct.
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