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Brake Booster Replacement Air Filter
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Welcome to the Best forum for Little British Cars. Glad to find another member from the WLVT area. I am sure that Basil's transfer of your post to the AH forum will help you get some more information for your quest. And in the meantime, please tell us more about yourself, and your car. And be sure to add a photo or two as well.
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Is that the one with the screwed to gather rear cover? Or the clamp type?
RAC68
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As I understand, the filter you are looking for was used on a Girling Servo Mk 2a and 2B. The number presented seems to have been replaced by #600561 and can be found on eBay in the UK. Check eBay and look at the picture to make sure it is what you want.
Hope this helps,
Ray (64BJ8P1)
Hope this helps,
Ray (64BJ8P1)