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Ercoupe Brake Master Cylinder Replacement STC Kit
$328.00/Each
Part# 05-15057
MFR Model# STC SA01407CH
MFR Model# STC SA01407CH
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This STC Kit is authorized for Ercoupe Models 415-C, CD, D, E, G, F-1 and F-1A aircraft. It is designed to be installed in aircraft with the Brake Master Cylinder installed under the floor boards ahead of the front spar. It is intended to replace aging Scott Model 4350 Master Cylinders that have reached the end of their service life. The kit includes the necessary modification parts and instructions to replace an OEM Scott cylinder with a new design SS13000 Master Cylinder. Outstanding results have been achieved with the Cleveland brake installation. The SS13000 Master Cylinder works with the Goodyear brake system when combined with new discs and linings. Goodrich-Hayes brakes will require the continued use of the OEM Scott Model 4350 master cylinder. The use of MIL 5606 (Red) hydraulic fluid in the brake systems is continued. When accomplished in conjunction with an Annual/100 Hour inspections with the floor boards removed, the additional labor requirement is approximately 2 hours. |
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Aircraft Eligibility:
- Ercoupe 415-C, CD, D, E, G, F-1 and F-1A
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