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Can anyone identify this hydraulic release bearing?
I've developed a leak in one of the lines that connects to this hydraulic release bearing assembly. It's on a Richmond 5 speed connected to a 351W. It doesn't have any apparent markings. Does anyone recognize the make or model?
http://www.dfsi.net/tpowell/PIC00006.jpg |
Looks simular to the McLeod I have on a T-5.
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I agree, looks like a Mcleod.
Mcleod uses a green/grey anodizing and banjo fittings just like the one shown. Mine (toploader application) also uses an "L" bracket installed under one of the flange mounting bolts to control rotation (relieves any stress on the hoses), does yours have that as well? Steve |
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