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michiel
Joined: Mon Apr 27, 2009 9:29 am
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Car(s): 1972 Isuzu Florian
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bellett65
Joined: Sun Oct 12, 2008 7:14 am
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Location: Cranbourne Victoria
Car(s): Isuzu DMax LSU, Isuzu MUX, 1979 117 Coupe.
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I do know the bellet rears can be replaced with older BMC wheel cylinders. They have to have the nut on the pipe changed. i would suggest you find a dealer that sells BMC stuff. there should be a few around. Also you may be able to pm IZU069. I he does not know no one will he has a great knowledge base as far as Isuzu is concerned, He has Florians.
peter
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michiel
Joined: Mon Apr 27, 2009 9:29 am
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Cheers, that's a big step in the right direction I guess!
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OzLuvTrucker
Joined: Tue Mar 10, 2009 11:10 am
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Car(s): 1980KBD40 ISUZU
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Check theese out on eBay they're used in 72-75 Chevy Luvs drum brake fronts. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/72-75-CH ... 3a1318Q7c3
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michiel
Joined: Mon Apr 27, 2009 9:29 am
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Car(s): 1972 Isuzu Florian
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I'm afraid the Luv brake are quite different - probably because of the difference in lugs etc?
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michiel
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Mechanic drew me a picture, maybe this helps? I'm not very technical myself, so I'll leave the interpretation of this artwork to you... Diameter of the cylinder itself is 25mm.
Edited because I've deleted the pics...
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michiel
Joined: Mon Apr 27, 2009 9:29 am
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Car(s): 1972 Isuzu Florian
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michiel wrote: I'm afraid the Luv brake are quite different - probably because of the difference in lugs etc? I should have looked better, sorry! It's the same thing, the angle confused me... bought one, now all I have to do is wait for it to turn up. Thanks guys for the quick responses!
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michiel
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No no no, it's all wrong... comparing the pics I should have seen it. Has anyone got any ideas? I'll try to contact IZU069 again...
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OzLuvTrucker
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Car(s): 1980KBD40 ISUZU
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michiel wrote: No no no, it's all wrong... comparing the pics I should have seen it. Has anyone got any ideas? I'll try to contact IZU069 again... What is the difference? are you aware there is a left and a righthand cylinder.
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michiel
Joined: Mon Apr 27, 2009 9:29 am
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The big difference is the sort of trapezoidal piece that the originals have, the upper part on my pics. The others don't have that extra bit. I have now sourced a set of the right cylinders though!
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OzLuvTrucker
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michiel wrote: The big difference is the sort of trapezoidal piece that the originals have, the upper part on my pics. The others don't have that extra bit. I have now sourced a set of the right cylinders though! Glad to hear you have sourced the correct parts, maybe you should consider a disc conversion in the future.
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michiel
Joined: Mon Apr 27, 2009 9:29 am
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Car(s): 1972 Isuzu Florian
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Thanks - good point about the disc thing, I'm trying to collect as much info as possible for the future. I'd love to keep it standard, but discs could solve a lot of parts issues indeed...
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JDMPalace
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I have had issue with my passenger side and it seems to have a leak since I keep bleeding the system and after being park for couple of weeks all fluid is gone and brake is down. So is there any new replacement wheel cylinder that could work in Rear of Bellett GT?? There are no spare parts for this car in state so any help is appreciated.
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PR95
Joined: Tue Mar 24, 2009 11:52 am
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Location: Sunshine Coast QLD
Car(s): PR95 PR20 WASP SWB NH Pajero Superchrged NT Pajero BF SR6 Falcon
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Hi JDMPlace wecome aboard, you should be able to get your rear wheel cylinders resleeved, we have them done with a stainless steel sleeve, should fix your problem
Geoff
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One of the wheel cylinders is bust, the housing is broken, visited a guy yesterday who owned/owns lots of Isuzus who told me he'd never seen this type on a Florian and sold me cylinders that should fit with some work... mechanic just told me no way, too big in all aspects. Anyone recognise these Akebono things, any tips maybe? They might be related to old Austin items apparently. Don't know the dimensions unfortunately... any help appreciated, this kind of thing comes with the rare old cars I like but it's demotivating as hell.
