Posted June 19, 20159 yr comment_472247 Is the 15/16ths brake master cylinder supposed to be the primary ( front brakes) closer to the firewall with the larger reservoir and the smaller reservoir away from the firewall feeding the rears? Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/51680-280zx-brake-master-cylinder-info/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
June 19, 20159 yr comment_472254 Those lines go to the NP-valve ... see your service manual s130 available on line.. (front cil is front brake and rear is for rear cil. but go through the NP valve..) Martzedcars.. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/51680-280zx-brake-master-cylinder-info/#findComment-472254 Share on other sites More sharing options...
June 23, 20159 yr comment_472548 Those lines go to the NP-valve ... see your service manual s130 available on line.. (front cil is front brake and rear is for rear cil. but go through the NP valve..) Martzedcars.. I'm sorry but I don't believe that is correct. Larger reservoir is always for front brakes ( Primary ) as the front caliper pistons will displace more fluid as the pads wear, as compared to the rear brake cylinders ( Drum ) or rear pistons ( Disc rear ). That is universal. Also confirmed by FSM that larger reservoir is closest to the Firewall and is indeed for the Primary side. Primary piston is front brakes. Secondary piston is rear brakes. OP what year of ZX cylinder do you have? Later reservoirs are a " Divided " one piece plastic Reservoir , but larger Tank is Primary or Front brakes and is closer to Firewall. Scan of 1980 FSM S130 Brake Master Cylinder: Edited June 24, 20159 yr by Chickenman Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/51680-280zx-brake-master-cylinder-info/#findComment-472548 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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