Product Reviews for Rebuild / Seal Kit - Distribution Block - Drum Brake - New ~ 1967 - 1969 Mercury Cougar / 1967

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Rebuild / Seal Kit - Distribution Block - Drum Brake - New ~ 1967 - 1969 Mercury Cougar / 1967 - 1969 Ford Mustang
Item #: 27604

5.00 stars, based on 4 reviews

Kit for rebuilding your drum brake distribution block on your Mercury Cougar or Ford Mustang. Special square O-rings are made from EPDM (Ethylene Propylene 70 Durometer) which is specifically designed to withstand chemical degradation caused by...

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Johnny Manifold

San Antonio

2019

Distribution block rebuild

2/13/2019

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Very good 'how-to' video

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Ref: Don Rush video on brake distribution block. Mr. Rush; I watched your video and removed my distribution block. The piston was frozen inside the block. Learning from your video I connected my grease gun to the block and popped the piston out in about ten seconds. I also reamed out the blocks cylinder like you did using a wire tube brush purchased from Harbor Freight. My rebuild "o" rings are still enroute from you company to my house. Everything went smooth thus far with the help of your video. I wouldn't have thought of using the grease gun without your insight. Thanks for the help. Good vendor; good video.

1967xr7

2018

good kit

8/31/2022

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works good

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getting it off the car

The kit works great, the hard part is getting the block off your car, I did it without removing the booster , not fun!

Greg

2019

Seems to fit well

1/6/2020

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Haven't yet been able to use the brakes but the fit was good and the video instructions helped. Used a bolt to loosen the piston with light tapping of a hammer then pulled it with small needle nose pliers.