brake accumulator
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626gn
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Tough to find these days. Even Kirban said he can't get them and no idea when they will be available. He is selling one for $499 for a customer. Ebay has a NOS one for the ridiculous price of $950 
. Better off swapping to another brake system.
NOS GM Delco 1985-1987 Buick GN Monte Carlo 442 PowerMaster Brake Accumulator | eBay
If you really need one I have one with little run time, just need to find where I put it... PM me if interested.
. Better off swapping to another brake system.NOS GM Delco 1985-1987 Buick GN Monte Carlo 442 PowerMaster Brake Accumulator | eBay
If you really need one I have one with little run time, just need to find where I put it... PM me if interested.
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I have an entire Powermaster assembly, complete with accumulator and post-recall pressure switch, in a box.
It leaks out the rear seal where the pushrod actuated the cylinder, but otherwise worked perfectly when it was removed.
It'll never go back on my car. You can have the whole thing for $550 shipped. PM me if interested.
It leaks out the rear seal where the pushrod actuated the cylinder, but otherwise worked perfectly when it was removed.
It'll never go back on my car. You can have the whole thing for $550 shipped. PM me if interested.
626gn
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The Hydac brake accumulator is the one you want if you can find it. More reliable than the original.
is it a good one and what do you need for it?I have a NOS one
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NOS implies it should be unused and still in the original packaging, which is about as good as it can get.
