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on the master cylinder for a 84 ranger, what spot is for the front brakes and the rear brakes?
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On most Rangers the front connector (towards the front of the vehicle) is for the rear brakes...that is because the front brakes engage before the rears...
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What are the diferences in the master cylinders from a 84 ranger and a 86 ranger? i already know the 84 is all metal and the 86 has the plastic resivor and a sensor.
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There may be a booster in the later models where the earlier models didn't have them...if your current setup doesn't have a booster you'd need to drill out the firewall and the support bracket that supports it for the booster...
Otherwise, swapping in a newer one shouldn't be too much of a problem...but the sensor helps when you run low on brake fluid...it actually came on and I thought it was a parking brake issue...but one of my lines snapped and the fluid was getting way low for proper operation...
Otherwise, swapping in a newer one shouldn't be too much of a problem...but the sensor helps when you run low on brake fluid...it actually came on and I thought it was a parking brake issue...but one of my lines snapped and the fluid was getting way low for proper operation...
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