I used to have a 61. Filled it by Kyle's "remove the cover" method, but instead of a spoon used a rubber hose with a small funnel to pour the fluid in. make sure it doesn't run over! It will remove paint. Retracting the booster is the best idea, and was mentioned elsewhere in the message post. You will need a co-operative wife or buddy, hopefully they are one and the same-
----- Original Message -----
From: kyle miller
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 11:09 PM
To: mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: IML: '61 Brakes
In reply to the question yes the master cylinder is under the power booster on the '61. I fill mine by first unscrewing the small bolt on top, then jimmying out the coverplate, bolt and rubber gasket at the same time. The last time i filled it I used a measuring teaspoon and filled the spoon then sticking it under the booster and pouring it in to the resevoir. its small so it dosent take too many times. Then replace the coverplate gasket, making sure the gasket is pushed back into the plate, and the bolt sticking out the top and riglle it back in to place and tighten bolt. I hope this helps.
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