Master Cylinder Nightmare <--WTB

[Rick Warkentien]

Well I understand the confusion full well. And I suppose i could have been a
little more clear myself. I work at an Advance Auto Parts store so I have
direct access to the aftermarket parts catalogues. According to the bendix and
A! Cardone (the brake hydraulics remanufacturer we use) the SE and GXE were
listed together with four wheel disc. The SE_r Was listed seperately and then
divisions for with or without ABS

I understnad the confusion as well though cause ther are many times i have
confused even myslef looking for something as simple as a set of brake pads
for my car. I know they screwed up in the aftermarket parts catalogue. I just
never paid any attention to any of the sentra models besides the SE-R. Maybe i
should.

Thanks for pointing that out.
Rick

  At 05:59 PM 9/26/2002 -0500, I wrote:

    M/C #2 (actually odered three for three different cars) #2a for a 92 SE-R
w/o
    ABS #2b for an SE-R w/o ABS and #2c for an SE with four wheel disc. Well
#2a

  Wayne Wrote:

  Apparently, many of the aftermarket parts companies got their hands on the
FSM and thought "SE" meant a Sentra SE or SE-R.  Wrong.  The MC you have might
really be an NX2k one.  Hard tellin'.

     -Wayne    '91 NX2k - '93 NK2k - '92 SE-R (parts car?)