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75 GL1000 Rear Master

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I looking for 2 "rebuild kits " for a 75 rear master Cylinder... I would have thought they would have been the same for all the GL1000's My both cylinders have a 14mm bore!!!, can anybody confirm that the cylinders changed from 77 thru to 78-9????? and if i ordered the below they wont "fit".... Is there anywhere else that i can purchase 75 rebuild kits from.... Thanks in advanve.. anim-cheers1

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Maybe K&L produces a rebuild kit.
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Unfortunately, Mother Honda changed the rear masters in 1978. I know for sure that the 76 and 77 rebuild kits are part #43510-371-305 and '75 is most likely the same. K&L doesn't offer rear kits for these years, so your only choice is to order one from a Honda dealer, Service Honda, Western Honda, etc. Price will probably be in the $50 range shipped. At some point, Honda will stop offering the kits and hopefully K&L will by then. I think they actually did in the past, but discontinued them. Go figure.

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anim-cheers1 Yep same part # as above from tomk... Im not keen on the US$42 postage to Australia... I will put it to my local Honda dealer for a price re part#... :2thumbs :2thumbs
1972 Norton.. Rebuild from boxes.. http://www.accessnorton.com/strange-fra ... 44-60.html and here http://www.accessnorton.com/strange-frame-t18084.html SOLD
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1975 Goldwing #1 SOLD
!975 Goldwing #2.. http://www.ngwclub.com/forum/viewtopic. ... 2+wing%232
1975 Goldwing #3... http://www.ngwclub.com/forum/viewtopic. ... =Wing+%233 Going very slowly but going forward..
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HUh.. Local dealer wants Au$125 ~ US$83... keep searching for a while!!.... You could buy 5 complete M/C from Taiwan for the price of a few rubbers :evil:
1972 Norton.. Rebuild from boxes.. http://www.accessnorton.com/strange-fra ... 44-60.html and here http://www.accessnorton.com/strange-frame-t18084.html SOLD
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1975 Goldwing #1 SOLD
!975 Goldwing #2.. http://www.ngwclub.com/forum/viewtopic. ... 2+wing%232
1975 Goldwing #3... http://www.ngwclub.com/forum/viewtopic. ... =Wing+%233 Going very slowly but going forward..
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If not concerned with staying original, there are posts here on using an 1800 rear master on earlier bikes. Maybe they are more plentiful for parts there.
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Many of us are happily using front master cylinders from China/eBay that cost less than a kit to rebuild the old one would. I wonder if one of the rear master cylinders they are selling would be suitable?
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Sidecar Bob wrote:Many of us are happily using front master cylinders from China/eBay that cost less than a kit to rebuild the old one would. I wonder if one of the rear master cylinders they are selling would be suitable?
http://www.ebay.ca/sch/Motorcycle-Parts ... =1000|1500 (scroll down)(change "ebay.ca" to "ebay.com" or "ebay.com.au" or whatever your local eBay is)
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Murrayf is an occasional poster here but he is the top poster on the CX500 forum. He is also a supplier of aftermarket parts for the CX family, mostly items he has seen a need for in his own shop where he works on a lot of CX bikes (& a few 'Wings too). He is considered an authority on which aftermarket parts are safe to spend your money on. He has also worked with David Silver Spares to help them reproduce some NLA parts.

Murray recommends replacing with this master cylinder instead of buying a kit and rebuilding the original. http://www.ebay.ca/itm/380831324384

I have had one on my CX650E based winter machine for a year. It works really well so I installed one on my 'Wing this spring.

BTW: The main reason I replaced the one on the 'Wing was that its sight glass was getting ready to crumble. When I removed it I noticed that the boot on the piston, which was part of a genuine Honda kit I installed a few years ago, had perished.

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Didn't say you shouldn't. Said I won't.
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There is a lot of top quality stuff coming from China these days. I would be very surprised to learn that Honda is not sourcing their OEM labelled stuff from there.
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I'm old enough to remember when stuff from Japan was always suspect. But times change. I'm not saying China is there yet, but things do change I, for one, will wait a while longer to see how things pan out.
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tomk1960 wrote:Unfortunately, Mother Honda changed the rear masters in 1978. I know for sure that the 76 and 77 rebuild kits are part #43510-371-305 and '75 is most likely the same. K&L doesn't offer rear kits for these years, so your only choice is to order one from a Honda dealer, Service Honda, Western Honda, etc. Price will probably be in the $50 range shipped. At some point, Honda will stop offering the kits and hopefully K&L will by then. I think they actually did in the past, but discontinued them. Go figure.

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FYI:

I called K&L today and learned they are now making a rear master cylinder rebuild kit for the '75-'77's.

The Part # is 32-4270; equivalent to Honda 43510-371-305.

My Googling of their P/N turned up only one U.S. vendor thus far, on eBay.
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