February 5, 201115 yr comment_501125 hi there rolla fans Thomas dad here; i hope I'm in the right area to ask but we are having trouble getting rear wheel brake cylinders and hoping that one of you great members might be able to help; thank Stuart. Report
February 5, 201115 yr comment_501128 US ebay. Usually a couple of sellers. Check the postage carefully. europarts4auction are very good Report
February 6, 201115 yr comment_501139 Woops, double post Edited February 6, 201115 yr by parrot Report
February 6, 201115 yr comment_501144 hi there rolla fans Thomas dad here; i hope I'm in the right area to ask but we are having trouble getting rear wheel brake cylinders and hoping that one of you great members might be able to help; thank Stuart. I'm about to start the hunt from a set too. I'll post up if i find any in Australia. Report
February 6, 201115 yr comment_501192 hey i had the same issue when i first got my 11. if you still have the new ones then just get them rebuilt. i got 4 wheel cyl and all 4 sets of brake shoes rebonded for only like 70 bucks... but from memory i've also seen them on ebay. matt Report
February 6, 201115 yr comment_501244 Should be 6 wheel cylinders if you still have drums all round. Report
February 6, 201115 yr comment_501252 I've got a set of vear new rear brake cylinders from '72 ke20. Still brassy. That means they can't be that old and i'm pretty sure they'll fit. There yours $10 + postage. Many fiddly parts for these older corollas are generic. The front coil seat belts I purchased new from Beenleigh Bearings recently, fitted Corollas 1967-74.... Beenleigh Bearings is like old man knowledge. 10 stars! Also, some Autobarns have a Rare Spares connection and are able to pull things like this. Report
February 6, 201115 yr comment_501302 I've got a set of vear new rear brake cylinders from '72 ke20. Still brassy. That means they can't be that old and i'm pretty sure they'll fit. There yours $10 + postage. Many fiddly parts for these older corollas are generic. The front coil seat belts I purchased new from Beenleigh Bearings recently, fitted Corollas 1967-74.... Beenleigh Bearings is like old man knowledge. 10 stars! Also, some Autobarns have a Rare Spares connection and are able to pull things like this. hi you can buy all the weel cyl new protek brand rear cyl part nos jb2086 and jb2087 ibought and fitted them yesterday from norman park autos ph 0733999399 cost 24dollars each cheers lou Report
February 7, 201115 yr Author comment_501449 hi there Rolou; Stuart here just wanted to say thanks for not just brand name but also part number that will make life a lot easier wish i had posted earlier would have saved me a lot of time on the bloody computer over the weekend. just another question i noticed the ke11 does not have bleed screws on both sides of the diff any reason for this as i feel this has got to make it hard to get all the air out of the lines. Report
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