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Is it possible to rebuild the vacuum assist module / canister on a 1939 master deluxe ? If so can someone point me to the solution
David Black
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Welcome to VCCA Chat. I'll move this to a technical forum for you.
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There are and never was any internal replacement parts made for the cylinder
I would look or a new one on Ebay........note that 1939 was a one year only unit,.
You could find a floor shift lever and ransmission cover from a 1937-1939 to replace the unit.
Gene Schneider
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Thanks for the input. Is it possible to open up the unit without destroying it
David Black
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I have taken 1940-1948 Vacuum Shift Canisters apart. It is amazing how much "crud" accumulates on the inside. I cleaned it out, reoiled it and put it back together. They then worked fine. I have several 1940-1948 canisters, however, sorry to say I do not have any 1939s. 1939s are easily identifiable from the 40-48s.
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Thank. I shall investigate
David Black
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I think I have a cover for a '37 transmission. No shift lever but it is a start. I will look tomorrow.
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