V-Twin Mfg Kelsey Hayes Master Cylinder Plunger Pushrod Kit for 1970-1979 Harley-Davidson FL
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V-Twin Mfg Kelsey Hayes Master Cylinder Plunger Pushrod Kit for 1970-1979 Harley-Davidson FL

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SKU: 23-0116 Brand: V-Twin Mfg

V-Twin Mfg Kelsey Hayes Master Cylinder Plunger Pushrod Kit for 1970-1979 Harley-Davidson FL

Keep brake system function reliable on early Big Twin models with a complete pushrod kit for Kelsey Hayes and Wagner type master cylinders. All connecting hardware comes in the kit so the braking linkage is fully restored in one order.

Key Features
  • Complete kit includes pushrod, clevis pin, cotter key, and washer
  • Compatible with Kelsey Hayes and Wagner type master cylinders
  • Works with all TC forward controls
Technical Specifications
  • Includes: Pushrod, clevis pin, cotter key, and washer
  • Compatible cylinders: Kelsey Hayes and Wagner type master cylinders
Fitment Notes
  • Fits Harley-Davidson FL models from 1970 to early 1979
  • Verify master cylinder type (Kelsey Hayes or Wagner) before ordering
  • Review the Fitment tab for complete year and model breakdown
Compatible Harley-Davidson Models
This pushrod kit fits Harley-Davidson FL models from 1970 to early 1979 with Kelsey Hayes or Wagner type master cylinders.
YearModel
1970-1979FL (Early 1979)
Weight 0.25 lbs
Dimensions 3 × 1 × 0.5 in

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  1. Tim McCarthy –

    Thanks for your great selection of shovelhead parts.

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  2. Jack M. –

    Quality material

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  3. Brian Nichols –

    had just the part I needed

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  4. jason m scaman –

    Exactly what I needed. Thanks

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Will 23-0116 pushrod work with the mini rear brake master cylinder? Thank you Larry asked on June 20, 2024

Yes, it will fit. The boot is a little tight so you will want to lube the rod for easier assembly.

 Joe Skinner answered on June 20, 2024 store manager
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