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jerryt · 04-19-2022, 10:49 PM

I have a 1926 model t with a ford 9 inch rear end. The wheel cylinders went bad from sitting around for years. The wheel cylinders had part number bendix 30006. I researched bendix 30006 and found it’s off a 1967 Ford F-250. But the pins that push the shoes don’t fit in the new wheel cylinder. So if I bought the supposed replacement and new push pins would this work on my drums? The replacement wheel cylinders and the ones that came are similar except for the pins to push the shoes. So if I bought a spring rebuild kit could I use the wheel cylinders from advanced auto?
Thanks
Jerry

04-19-2022, 10:49 PM	#1
jerryt Member Join Date: Jul 2021 Posts: 78	Please tell me if this sounds right I have a 1926 model t with a ford 9 inch rear end. The wheel cylinders went bad from sitting around for years. The wheel cylinders had part number bendix 30006. I researched bendix 30006 and found it’s off a 1967 Ford F-250. But the pins that push the shoes don’t fit in the new wheel cylinder. So if I bought the supposed replacement and new push pins would this work on my drums? The replacement wheel cylinders and the ones that came are similar except for the pins to push the shoes. So if I bought a spring rebuild kit could I use the wheel cylinders from advanced auto? Thanks Jerry