Replacement Orifice Connector for Demco DA-66 Brake Actuator

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Hi, Iooking for a master cylinder to brake line connector orifice for a DA-66 Demco actuator, Thank you

asked by: Chapy H

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To replace the orifice on your Demco DA-66 actuator you'll need to use the Replacement Orifice Connector for Dexter Actuators # T1209800. This is a different brand but it has the 1/8" Pipe thread male end to 3/16" brake line fitting that is needed for your application.

expert reply by: Jon G

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