MGB, MG B, 1963: CLUTCH AND BRAKE MASTER CYLINDER FIX PART 2

MG MGB 1963 MGB MASTER CYLINDER PART 2. REBUILDING MASTER CYLINDER FOR 1963 MGB. ALSO, SPIN ON OIL FILTER ADAPTER (INVERTED TYPE) AND COPPER HEATER RETURN PIPE. REBUILD KITS, PEDAL BOX, BRAKE LINES, CLUTCH LINES, OIL FILTER FIX, Roadster, specs, specifications, KZbin. Vintage and classic British roadster.
0:00 INTRODUCTION
0:09 WELCOME
0:32 AGENDA
1:05 REBUILD "THE BOOT"
2:41 SECONDARY CAP INSTALL
6:15 VALVE AND SPRING INSTALL
7:21 MAIN CUP INSTALL
8:30 PISTON WASHER INSTALL
8:57 PISTON INSTALL
12:42 INSTALLING THE MASTER CYINDERS
17:00 PEDAL BOX INSTALLATION
20:50 INSTALLING THE PEDALS
25:13 INVERTED SPIN ON OIL FILTER ADAPTER
27:11 COPPER HEATER PIPE RETURN INSTALL
28:55 OUTRO

[@MGB-learning]

Great video!

[@mgbsandotherstuff2982]

Thanks for the comment. I just started using a new video editor and have to work on the audio bits.

[@Nickcirrus]

Great video

[@johnvalentine4909]

Hello again. Good repair video. One thing I have found to be useful when reinstalling the clutch/brake unit is to remove the large rubber plug that goes through the firewall directly behind the assembly. The first bolts you should install (finger tight) are the ones holding the assembly to the firewall. Then, with the Rubber Plug out, you can easily install the 2 Banjo Bolts on the back of each master cylinder. Follow with the rest of the hold down screws. Check that all are tight, install the pedals as you did and you're done. I must say that your videos are very well done and are always a joy to watch. I even find myself saying " OK, next we should be putting the ---- together" and that's exactly what you do! Its almost like you can hear me! Looking forward to the next one. At present, in my garage, I'm finishing a '67 MGB-GT Special. Installing the Dash and wiring it up. Next will be installing the Headliner which is a job I will need some help with. Good luck! John

[@mgbsandotherstuff2982]

Thanks John, that is very kind of you. I certainly am learning as I go and building an inventory of tools and knowledge. Especially from the comments I get. I will say though that I sometimes have overdub a lot of audio until I eventually figure something out.