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#534779 - 09/01/08 05:29 PM 1936 Plymouth rear brake cylinders
French guy New Member Registered: 09/01/08 Posts: 1	Hi I restored a 1936 Plymouth convertible coupe , but I have a problem with a rear brake cylinder whitch leak out( new cups ) . Do you who know if there is a matching cylinder I can use to replace the old one ? Sorry for my bad english . All the best .
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#539576 - 09/23/08 08:57 PM Re: 1936 Plymouth rear brake cylinders [Re: French guy]
hwellens Member Registered: 04/14/03 Posts: 188 Loc: Maryland	The best thing is to get them sleeved with brass or stainless steel. The are step bored and all 4 wheel cylinders on your car are different. I think 36-38 mopars are the same, but, new ones are hard to find.
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#539645 - 09/24/08 02:09 AM Re: 1936 Plymouth rear brake cylinders [Re: hwellens]
elmo39 Member Registered: 08/16/06 Posts: 379	i think andy bernbaum has them www.oldmoparts.com . but if it was mine i would have the old ones sleeved with stainless, i have had them done in brass and stainless and the stainless lasts forever, the ones i had done in brass lasted about 5 years , i'm still using the stainless after 10 years
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#540213 - 09/25/08 10:21 PM Re: 1936 Plymouth rear brake cylinders [Re: French guy]
edalfa Member Registered: 07/02/05 Posts: 192 Loc: Franklin, MA	36 rears are a 1 year only design. Last I knew, there was no reproduction. Sleeving is your only option. Ed
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#540642 - 09/27/08 11:29 PM Re: 1936 Plymouth rear brake cylinders [Re: edalfa]
Steve Braverman Member Registered: 08/21/06 Posts: 638 Loc: Cutchogue - Long Island, NY	I had mine done this year, these guys are good. Apple Hydraulics _________________________ Steve Braverman Aura Vincit 1932 Franklin Airman Series 16A Sedan (The Driver) 1933 Franklin Olympic Series 18A Convertible Coupe (The Project) 1932 Plymouth PA Sedan (The one with water in it)
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