1964 VW Beetle Brake Master Cylinder Replacement

[@davidwhocares3293]

Wow, right on that you still have your car from 30 years ago, I wish to heck I still had one of my 1964 vw's from 30 years ago

[@DickShaw]

It had some minor damage on the nose. I gave $350 for it.

[@bugnut82]

Saving this video for sure! This is the best one out there regarding this procedure. Thanks!

[@DickShaw]

Glad it was helpful!

[@johnhash6417]

Nice car and video, I had one of my spacers in the firewall that was missed by the VW shop 25 years ago that I found with a magnet inside the firewall when I replaced mine last week. Good tips.

[@mikehammer4546]

Nice video 👍👍

[@DickShaw]

Thank you.

[@RonBakerDallas]

Thanks man having problems with the new MC with it being bone dry, going to try this out this evening and fingers crossed.

[@DickShaw]

Thanks for watching. Let me know how you make out with it.

[@frederickrueckert850]

Dumb question are there two small little Halo spacers inside of the firewall the wall that the master cylinder attaches to help strengthen everything when you go to push the pedal

[@DickShaw]

If I recall correctly, yes there was. You're talking about little sleeves where the bolts go through, right?

[@hazelking3174]

Iv got a 1969 beetle do you know how to get to the master cylinder on mine

[@DickShaw]

It should be the same procedure as my 64. Remove the left front wheel for access to it. The only difference I believe is the location of the fluid reservoir.