Master Cylinder pushrod seal

[1967 satellite]

I am replacing the master cylinder on my '67 Satellite. After removing the cylinder and pulling out the pushrod there is some kind of rubber seal on the end of it. Mine is destroyed. Any clue what it's called and where I can get a new one? Also on the aluminum master cylinder spacer there is some kind of foam to act as a filter. Is this also available somewhere?
thanks in advance

 

[Thedeputy]

The rubber is like a grommet to keep the pushrod in place. If you can't find it you might get away with a small piece of rubber fuel line hose.
For the gasket you can use a piece of packing foam.

Good luck,

Antoon

 

[Fran Blacker]

drdiff has them. Last one on this ebay post.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mopar-Manu...694878?hash=item2850b4725e:g:yjAAAOSw2gxYzick

 

[1967 satellite]

I am replacing the master cylinder on my '67 Satellite. After removing the cylinder and pulling out the pushrod there is some kind of rubber seal on the end of it. Mine is destroyed. Any clue what it's called and where I can get a new one? Also on the aluminum master cylinder spacer there is some kind of foam to act as a filter. Is this also available somewhere?
thanks in advance

Thank you very much!

 

[1967 satellite]

drdiff has them. Last one on this ebay post.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Mopar-Manu...694878?hash=item2850b4725e:g:yjAAAOSw2gxYzick

Thank you very much!

 

[Fran Blacker]

Put a little lube on it so it slips on easier.

 

[1967 satellite]

The rubber is like a grommet to keep the pushrod in place. If you can't find it you might get away with a small piece of rubber fuel line hose.
For the gasket you can use a piece of packing foam.

Good luck,

Antoon

Thanks good idea!