Porsche 911 Master Cylinder Replacement (1965 - 1989) $60 VOLKSWAGEN PART

I'll show you how to replace a master cylinder in a Porsche 911 (1965-1989) using a cheap $60 Volkswagen master cylinder, instead of a genuine Porsche one ($600+!!!!!).
FULL DISCLOSURE: The senders that came with my $60 volkswagen part were BOTH bad; both leaked brake fluid as soon as I installed it. I suggest you remove the senders or install GOOD QUALITY SENDERS in the cheap VW part, because wherever they are remanufactured in China, it's not good. The new senders BOTH had bent contacts from poor shipping protection, and I'm guessing this is true of a lot of rebuilt replacements. I do not believe these senders fail very often; if your car was working until your master cylinder leaked, I strongly suggest you simply replace the senders on your cheap $60 volkswagen part with the ones that were one your car, because replacing them WITH the master cylinder installed is REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLLLLLYYYYY ANNOYING, and like 1000x easier with the master already out of the car. Trust me, bros.
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[@steveo7767]

Ooooo what PBR can is that? Oh the Extra! Nice!

[@addvancedgarage]

So extra :P

[@cjsawinski]

My car is a 77’, but my master cylinder is not in the frunk…??

[@krisdecreton4243]

Mine also arrived with bent electrical contacts. When I complained I was told that “that happens all the time…” and to “just bend them back…”. Useless.

[@addvancedgarage]

Yeah except the impact was so bad the brake fluid went right through them. Was not stoked to get brake fluid all over the pedal area after I spent so much time cleaning it. Heck if I'm removing them again to clean it tho; I just soaked them with degreaser and mopped up the best I could.

[@steveo7767]

My Uncle had numerous Porsche's I think my personal fav was the 356. Did the fluid leak eat up all the paint? Funny thing, living in Germany I didn't see very many Porsche's. I think I have seen more here in the US than over there.

[@addvancedgarage]

Yeah, paint was puckered and falling off wherever the brake fluid sat. I don't see them very often around here either, I think they're all in Cali.