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Decoding/Numbers / Question on Master Brake Cylinder Codes
« on: August 03, 2020, 04:04:42 AM »
Hello First-Gen Camaro Experts -
I'm looking for a little help decoding the numbers on my master brake cylinder (mbc) which I thought was original to the car, but now I'm not so sure. The car was manufactured/assembled at the Norwood, Ohio plant on May 14, 1968 and is a base model 327 3-spd Camaro with manual drum brakes all around. I can make out a "D76" and "256" on the cylinder. The casting number "5452310 Y" is clearly stamped on the cylinder. I'm not sure what the D76 and 256 signify although I believe they might be the foundry pattern number and Julian date code. I also think the correct application code should be "BS" for a 1968 drum brake master cylinder, but I can't make-out the stamp on the cylinder. Perhaps 50 years has done some damage to the location. Any help in determining whether the mcb is actually correct for the car and decoding the numbers would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks. gwp4
I'm looking for a little help decoding the numbers on my master brake cylinder (mbc) which I thought was original to the car, but now I'm not so sure. The car was manufactured/assembled at the Norwood, Ohio plant on May 14, 1968 and is a base model 327 3-spd Camaro with manual drum brakes all around. I can make out a "D76" and "256" on the cylinder. The casting number "5452310 Y" is clearly stamped on the cylinder. I'm not sure what the D76 and 256 signify although I believe they might be the foundry pattern number and Julian date code. I also think the correct application code should be "BS" for a 1968 drum brake master cylinder, but I can't make-out the stamp on the cylinder. Perhaps 50 years has done some damage to the location. Any help in determining whether the mcb is actually correct for the car and decoding the numbers would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks. gwp4