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06-16-2018, 09:51 AM
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Brake Master Cylinder Casting #2229851 J
I have a master cylinder I pulled off a 69 GTO back in the 1980's and the number (2229851 J) does not correspond with the correct casting number 5468309. Is there a book or some website that has all casting numbers for parts for Pontiacs where I can find out where this master cylinder came from?
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06-19-2018, 03:01 PM
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This may be helpful:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/pageturnpro...ide_MCID14.pdf They have three listings for 2229851, '71-'72 General Motors and '76-'78 American Motors plus '77-'86 Ford Trucks (E, F250-350). I assume the "J" might identify a revision version. They have four entries for 5468309 but none showing Pontiac. They show 5452310 for '67-'72 B-O-P but don't specify models or whether for standard, drum, disc, power, etc. There other casting p/ns listed for '67-'72 B-O-P also. Good luck. |
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