Rear wheel cylinders for a 63

[npca-63patrol]

Does anyone have these available for sale or trade? I have tried honing the old ones I have and replacing the rubber parts with OEM gaskets, but they still leak! Does anyone have any suggestions for a fix?

[npca-riverpatrol]

That is very disappointing to hear. People have said that was the way to go. Only thing I can think of is that maybe too much material was removed when honing, or the o'ring isn't tight enough to create a good seal.   The rear wheel cylinders have always been impossible to get. The only source for them was RMP&O, but that source dried up a while ago. There are none available in the US, but maybe in OZ or South America.

[npca-honda guy]

http://www.brakecylinder.com/index.htmThese people can re-sleeve your wheel cylinders with a brass liner. Cost is $55 per cylinder, but it will last forever afterwards.good luck!Rob

[npca-63patrol]

That sounds great, thank you! I was hoping to find a way to avoid leaving little puddles of brake fluid wherever I go. I'll post results once I get them sleeved.   Cheers, Mike  

[npca-67l60]

try arizona brake and clutch for sleeves i think i paid like 20 each last time i had some sleeved they will also do your brake linings for 58.00.four all 4 they are in pheonix az

[npca-danetteandkeith]

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[npca-danetteandkeith]

Hey npca-67l60 do they have a web site?Or what is there contact info? Here is a place that relines brakes, clutches, & e-brakes. http://allfrictions.com

[npca-67l60]

no they dont have it up yet  butt soon i hope  butt you can call  602 - 256 -7066 there address is  2211 N Blackcanyon mwy pheonix AZ 85009

[npca-67l60]

sorry  wrong number 602 256  7966  every thing else is correct