MATCO UNIV.MSTR CYL MC-4A

MCMC-4A
AUD$198.00
Stock 3

Description Part Number
MCMC-4A - .50 inch shorter that the MCMC-4 06-11100

Overview

MATCO mfg's MCMC-4 master cylinder uses a REMOTE reservoir. The MCMC-4 can be used in individual or dual brake applications. Buna-n orings are used in this assembly. Mil-H-5606 aircraft hydraulic fluid or compatible fluids are reccomended. DOT5 may be used but not DOT5.1 which contains glycol. DOT3 and DOT4 may not be used and will cause immediate damage to the seals.
Universal - Vertical or horizontal mounting with exterior reservoir.

Tested to a maximum of 1200 psi. Normal operation: 400-600 psi.

Features

  • Adjustable clevis

Specifications

  • Measures 8.05 +-0.25 inches from end to end.
  • Measures 7.5 +-0.25 inches from mounting hole to mounting hole.
  • A 0.625 inch diameter piston is used.
  • Stroke is approximately 1.388 inches.
  • Displacement is 0.43 cubic inches.
  • The ports on all MATCO mfg master cylinders are 1/8 inch NPT (except the MC-4E).

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Q: You state that the MCMC-4A is 0.5" shorter than the MCMC-4. Where is this 0.5 taken from, the cylinder or the stroke?

The body of the master cylinders are the same, the stroke for the MCMC-4A is 0.5" shorter than the MCMC-4 unit.

Q: Can the mcmc-4 be mounted with either end up?

They will function fine with once bled with the shaft up or down. It is preferred to have the shaft end higher since the natural flow of any air in the hydraulic system would flow from the outlet port (the lug end) to the inlet port (the shaft end) easily.

Q: What is the difference between the Matco MC-4 and MCMC-4 master cylinder? Could the extra MC be a typo?

"MC-4" is a typo, the correct model number is "MCMC-4."

Q: Can the MC4 master cylinder be used in series with an MC 5 master cylinder in a dual braking system?

Yes. That is correct.

Q: I have an RV12 and have a leak on right side brake. Are these interchangeable between left and right wheels? Thanks

These can be mounted on the left or right.