Brake Servo.

[golfingtam]

  Can I fit a servo from a 2.0litre Transporter straight into my 1.6 air-cooled Transporter, or do I need to change the pedal box too? ( I don't have a servo fitted at the moment.)  Thanks in advance.

[Aidan]

it looks from the parts catalogue as if the bracket maybe different but the part numbers aren't shown any longer but there was a version with no suffix and a suffix A, if you can get the whole assembly that should work, as the pedal is different too between non-servo and servo brakes, one acting directly on the brake master and one working via clevis on the servo

[ZsZ]

From the pics on the net, it seems like the non-servo has a press bent sheet metal bracket for the pedals, while the servo one has a cast aluminium bracket. All different shape.

I would say you will need a complete late assembly with brake master and reservoir.



Pics from:
https://www.autobelle.it/en/a/For_sale_ ... 0411.xhtml
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/384311978890

E D I T:

more pics of the late assembly:
https://shufti.blog/2010/11/08/vanagon- ... -assembly/

 

[golfingtam]

Thanks for your replies. I will need to look at my pedal box to see if it is the same as your photos. Thanks again.

[Aidan]

Just checked with crazydiamond the CU bracket is pressed steel for the servo so you need the complete CU pedal, bracket and servo set up - you probably won't easily be able to fit the later cast alloy bracket set up as the air-cooled shell will be slightly different