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4Runner N120 (1989-1995)

Brake Master Cylinder — Removal and Installation [Toyota 4Runner N120]

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  • Brake Master Cylinder — Removal and Installation
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1. Place a tray or a rag under the cylinder.



2. Disconnect the connector from the tank.



3. Loosen the nipples of the tubes on the master cylinder (it is recommended to release with a gas wrench). The cylinder is attached to the brake booster with two nuts (indicated by arrows). Disconnect and plug the tubes.

4. Unscrew the 2 nuts securing the cylinder to the vacuum booster and remove the cylinder.

5. Drain any remaining liquid from the tank.

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6. When installing, fill the cylinder with fluid – this measure significantly reduces the time it takes to bleed the brakes. Clamp the cylinder in a vice by the flange, pour fluid into the reservoir and press on the piston with a large Phillips screwdriver. When releasing the piston, clamp the holes of the fittings with your fingers. After pressing on the piston several times, close the holes with plugs.

7. Install the cylinder in reverse order. Remove air from the hydraulic drive.
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