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240 Brake Junction Block 200 1985

posted by  someone claiming to be sorenson-jr on  Wed Aug 2 01:07 CST 2006 [RELATED]

Material compatibility is a good point. Viton and EPDM make sense for glycol based brake fluids, NOT SILICONE.

Why mess and guess with brakes? The correct O-ring is 1330797-0, probably just a day or two away from your local dealership parts counter.

Laharview, there's no way you'll find things clean and pretty in there. The O-ring isn't the problem, its the rust and glop, but just the same if you remove the crud and pits you'll want to have new O-rings.






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