iWARNING: Products on this page can expose you to a chemical, which is known to the St ate of California to cause cancer or reproductive harm. **For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov**144Rebuild Kits - Wheel CylindersWITHOUT Pistons: Enough for 1 wheel cylinder (2 piston cups, 2 boots, 1 spring).WITH Pistons: Enough for 1 wheel cylinder (2 piston cups, 2 boots, 1 spring and 2 metal pistons).Hone & Other Tools: Page 332Wheel Cylinder Rebuild KitsYEAR FRONT without Pistons REAR without Pistons FRONT with Pistons REAR with Pistons1960-69 Cars (exc. 62-63 Factory Metallic)C896 4 oz. C897 4 oz. C 2745 6 oz. C2754 6 oz.1962-63 with Factory Metallic VERY RARE!C896A 4 oz. C897 4 oz. C6867 6 oz. C2754 6 oz.1961-65 Vans (FC)C2375 4 oz. C2376 4 oz. C5094 6 oz. C5095 6 oz.PISTONS ONLY: These are just the steel wheel cylinder pistons. FRONT REAR1960-69 CARS (exc. 1962-63 Factory Metallic) C6862 2 oz. C6865 2 oz.1960-69 CARS (with Factory Metallic (1")) C6863 2 oz. C6865 2 oz.1961-65 VANS (FC) C6864 2 oz. C6863 2 oz.Bleeder Valves: wheel cylinderIf you get that old rusted one out, put in a new one! 1960-64 Cars Front or Rear C1209 2 oz.1961-65 Vans (FC) Front or Rear C1209 2 oz.1965-69 Cars Front or Rear C1211 2 oz. (Also 1962-66 master cylinder)MULTI-KITSsee Blue pg. MK-11CAPS: For Brake BleedersKeeps dirt and water out of your brake bleeder valves. (Also fits grease fittings). C3785 1 oz.One Person BRAKE BLEED VALVES!Install these brake bleeder valves and you can bleed your brakes, anytime, by yourself! Sketch #1 shows valve screwed in. A spring loaded brass plunger seals the bleeder hole in the cylinder. Sketch #2 shows that the valve has been loosened, but the spring pressure keeps the brass plunger against the cylinder hole. As you pump the brake pedal, the fluid forces the plunger away and the air and fluid escapes (attach a rubber hose to the bleeder valve to carry fluid to a container). When you stop pumping the plunger immediately blocks the hole. Now just tighten the bleeder valve and you're done! Quantity price breaks are for the same par t number. 1960-64 Cars Front & Rear C11110 2 oz. 1961-65 FC (Vans) Front & Rear C11110 2 oz. 1965-69 Cars Front & Rear C11111 2 oz.Master Cylinder BLEEDER: 1962-66 Cars & FC C11111 2 oz.Wheel Cylinder BOOT: Rubber boot goes on end of wheel cylinder. Comes with wheel cylinder and kits. 1960-69 Cars C6079 Discontinued 1961-65 FC C6080 2 oz.Wheel Cylinder BRAKE ROD: Pushes out against brake shoes. Either side. 1960-64 Cars & 61-65 FC Front or Rear C3843 2 oz. 1965-69 Cars Front or Rear C3844 2 oz.SILICONE BRAKE FLUIDDon't accept a substitute! The main consideration for Corvair owners is the fact that it does not absorb water! Why install regular brake fluid which will soon start rusting your new parts. You can flush out your current system (with regular brake fluid) This should be done every 2-3 years and change to SILICONE BRAKE FLUID and all but forget it. (Note: If brake system is over 2 years old with regular fluid, some damage may already be done).Good or Bad? You can find pros & cons for regular and silicone brake fluid. I've used both for years and have had considerably fewer problems with silicone. If I do ever spill it on my paint, I won't be crying for weeks!Temp - High/Low: Brake temperature can exceed 400 degrees F. SILICONE fluid retains its high boiling point past 750 degrees F. Because SILICONE BRAKE FLUID viscosity changes less than regular brake fluid its response stays normal at low and high temperature.Chemically Inert: SILICONE BRAKE FLUID has no effect on paint, aluminum, plastic, rubber, or anything else. Long Shelf Life: Regular brake fluid (once opened) should not be kept more than a few months. You can safely keep your extra SILICONE BRAKE FLUID for years. SILICONE BRAKE FLUID: DOT 5 1 Quart C3797 3 lbs. REGULAR Brake Fluid: TOP QUALITY BRAND 1 Quart C1923 2 lbs. Old fluid should be flushed every 2-3 years due to moisture.STOP LIGHT SWITCHES: See page 84BImportant Brake Hose Info: For years the only size brake hoses available for the Corvair were 1/8" id. Clarks has now reproduced them in the correct original inside size of 3/16". All hoses ordered from us after 8/1/06 are 3/16". You Can't Judge a Brake Hose by its "Cover'': Everyone knows old brake hoses can crack or rupture without warning. We've learned that old brake hoses can swell so much that they can block off all or most of the passage. If this happens on the front, it can pull dangerously to one side. If you don't know your brake hose history, REPLACE THEM! Always replace both sides {especially on the front).#1 #2Disc Brake Kits See page 150A