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Front wheel cylinders
  • RichieRichie
    Posts: 904Platinum Member
    Does anyone have the best current part numbers for front wheel cylinders on a 7C. 1 1/8" bore. I searched the forum history and found several numbers some of which are not available. Thanks. Richie.
  • Marconi
    Posts: 549Platinum Member
    Norm Blackmer at the CIC Chapter store has them in stock.
  • Hudson308Hudson308
    Posts: 1,405Platinum Member
    Left front should be Raybestos part number WC18290.
    Right front should be Raybestos part number WC18291.
    Rock Auto has them in stock for about nine bucks apiece.
    http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/raframecatalog.php
    When searching their website, do your search by part number rather than car model/make. They list the wrong 1-1/16" cylinders by model.
    Workin Stiff
  • RichieRichie
    Posts: 904Platinum Member
    Marconi wrote:
    Norm Blackmer at the CIC Chapter store has them in stock.

    Thanks Marconi, I emailed him Monday but haven't heard back yet. I found the wheel cylinders locally so I'm good. Thanks, Richie.
  • RichieRichie
    Posts: 904Platinum Member
    Hudson308 wrote:
    Left front should be Raybestos part number WC18290.
    Right front should be Raybestos part number WC18291.
    Rock Auto has them in stock for about nine bucks apiece.
    http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/raframecatalog.php
    When searching their website, do your search by part number rather than car model/make. They list the wrong 1-1/16" cylinders by model.

    Thanks for that info Hudson308, I called around to several parts places and found the two wheel cylinders at Advance Auto parts. I picked them up this morning and they are correct. I got the D18290 & D18291 $13 and change ea. Thanks again, Richie.
  • 54Hollywood54Hollywood
    Posts: 58Senior Contributor
    Hi Richie:

    I went on the Advance Auto Parts web site but could not find either the D18290 or D18291. Are those the correct numbers? Thanks.

    Tim in WI.
  • mars55
    Posts: 1,060Platinum Member
    Try using WC18290 and WC18291 at the Advance Auto Parts web site. Those numbers good. NAPA also has them under UP18290 and UP18291.
  • Uncle JoshUncle Josh
    Posts: 1,860Platinum Member
    Coni-Seal WC13220 48-54 Hudson LF-11x2.25 1 1/8 in Bendix 33220
    Midas 1030 Wagner 18290 Auto Spec 84009 EIS 40024
    Coni-Seal WC13221 48-54 Hudson RF-11x2.25 1 1/8 in Bendix 33221
    Midas 1031 Wagner 18291 Auto Spec 84010 EIS 40025
  • RichieRichie
    Posts: 904Platinum Member
    54Hollywood wrote:
    Hi Richie:

    I went on the Advance Auto Parts web site but could not find either the D18290 or D18291. Are those the correct numbers? Thanks.

    Tim in WI.

    Tim I went looking for a W18290 & W18291 at Advance and what they brought out were D 18290 & D 18291 I had the old one with me and matched it up. It is the correct one. Richie
  • RichieRichie
    Posts: 904Platinum Member
    Thanks Mars55 and Uncle Josh, good info. Richie.
  • 54Hollywood54Hollywood
    Posts: 58Senior Contributor
    Thanks everyone. As always, very helpful information.


    Tim in WI.
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