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Distance tube - reservoir mntg
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DiagramFig. 27 — REAR BRAKE (continued) · ref 1
Subsystembrakes
Listed in parts books1980, 1983
Also fits (as replacement)1976–1979 · for 60-4398

Distance tube - reservoir mntg

A distance tube that positions the rear brake fluid reservoir on its mounting bracket.

PN · 83-7533
Supersedes 60-4398 — earlier factory number for this part.

This is a distance tube used in the rear brake mounting setup, specifically for locating the fluid reservoir on the master cylinder bracket. It's a small spacer-type part, not glamorous, but it keeps the reservoir sitting correctly against its mount rather than binding or rattling loose.

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The catalog shows it under the REAR BRAKE section across appearances from 1980 to 1983, and it carries the older factory number 60-4398 before it was renumbered to 83-7533. If your parts book still shows the earlier number, know that it's the same physical piece.

It's a simple item, but on a hydraulic rear brake setup any spacer that's missing or crushed can let the reservoir shift and stress the line or fitting. Worth checking that yours is in place and not deformed when you're going through the rear brake assembly.

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