On a bendex master cylinder is the large fuild area or small for the drum brakes in the rear

Birddog
On a dual reservoir master cylinder the rear reservoir
"feeds" the front brake's..


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'36 Chevy std. 2 door Town Sedan (Rod)

I just finished putting a dual reservoir in my 31 A sedan, hooked rear to rear brakes & front to front. Won't bleed correctly. May be the problem. Are you sure?? Thanks
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Rick Menard

It was always easy for me to remember. When disk brakes came out, the larger resevoir was in the rear. Disk brake pistons are larger and need more fluid reserve as they wear down, so the master resevoir had to be the larger supply. But, I'm not sure why it's in the rear and not the front.

phil
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One man's treasure is another man's trash.

Look into the fitting port where you screw in the lines. The front chamber will have no residual check valve, the rear will. Some M/C's have rear chambers for fronts and some have rear chambers for rear. Dave
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Life's too short to drive an ughly car!

Hi Birddog, The large fluid area is for your disc brakes. Some master cyl. have large area in front some have it in rear it does not matter. Just remember large area is for disc brakes. Regards, HonestFrank
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"VEO DINDICE"

Thanks for the information, it helped.