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I replaced the master cylinder, but it does not fit right. The rubber piece ( diaphram ) does not fit into the brake booster. Is there another master cylinder with a different end on it i wonder? I dont have the original master that was on there. It is drum brakes all the way round.

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If you are referring to the bell shaped rubber cover that covers the pushrod, you don't use that when you have power brakes. Also, it's not a diaphram, it's just a dust cover. The round part of the master cylinder fits into the booster. There should be a rubber cover like that on the pushrod from pedal to booster.
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