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CARDONE Introduces Digital Master Cylinder ID Guide

The digital Master Cylinder ID Guide helps you identify Master Cylinders by image, bore and port size and casting number for new and reman CARDONE Master Cylinders from 1990 and earlier.

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After 43 years, CARDONE knows Master Cylinders inside and out. However, they realize most of you prefer to spend your time doing something other than discussing the differences between a Ford Mustang 10-1485 and a 10-1488, so they’ve created a digital Master Cylinder ID Guide just for you.

This guide helps you identify Master Cylinders by image, bore and port size and casting number for new and reman CARDONE Master Cylinders from 1990 and earlier.

Click the image to view a digital version of the catalog or download a PDF version. In the digital version, click on the binoculars in the upper right hand corner to search for a part number – be sure to include the dash!

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