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About Our 1965 VW Type 3 Brake Parts

We offer a complete selection of 1965 VW Type 3 Brake Parts. We sell only the highest quality brake parts available. We believe that the functionality of your brakes is one of the most important parts of your VW. This is why we only sell top quality VW Brake parts that we trust to give your car the stopping power it needs.

Our Volkswagen Brake Parts selection includes VW Brake Shoes, Brake Pads, Master Cylinders, Brake Hoses, Brake Lines, Brake Reservoirs, and Brake Hardware Kits.

The Volkswagen Bus was originally made with Drum Brakes. This system can provide adequate braking power in most circumstances, but has a tendency to fade or lose effectiveness in high braking conditions. We offer VW Disc Brake conversion kits if you are ready to convert to Disc Brakes in your Volkswagen.

We only sell the highest quality German, Italian, and TRW Volkswagen Brake products that are made to last a lifetime.




1965 VW Type 3 Front Brakes

We offer a complete selection of 1965 VW Type 3 Front Brake Parts. The front brakes typically account for over 70% of your VW's stopping power so it is important to have reliable front brakes. We offer front brake shoes and pads. We also offer a large selection of master cylinders, brake light switches, wheel cylinders, brake hoses, line kits, and all of the hardware needed for a complete overhaul of your front brakes. Your brakes are one of the most important safety features on your VW, so we only sell top quality VW Brake parts that we trust to give your car the stopping power it needs.




1965 VW Type 3 Rear Brakes

We offer a complete selection of 1965 VW Type 3 Rear Brake Parts. Our inventory of parts includes rear brake drums, brake shoes, and pads. We also offer a large selection of master cylinders, brake light switches, wheel cylinders, brake hoses, line kits, and all of the hardware needed for a complete overhaul of your rear brakes.

Properly functioning brakes are critical to the safety of your vehicle. Don't settle for anything but the best when it comes to restoring your Volkswagen brakes. We only sell top quality VW Brake parts that we trust to give your car the stopping power it needs.




1965 VW Type 3 Disc Brake Conversion Kits

A brake drum system applies friction from the brake shoes to the brake drums which rotate with the wheel of the car. This friction is the stopping force of the car. Disc brakes rely on the same principles but instead of housing the major components in a metal drum, they use a rotor with more surface area and a caliper that clamps the rotor to stop the wheel movement. The superior design of disc brakes makes them a far safer and more reliable option.

Many automotive manufacturers switched, on a widespread scale, from drum brakes to disc brakes. Even though Classic Volkswagens we originally made with drum brakes VW realized the superior stopping power of disc brakes and eventually offered the Type 3, Karmann Ghia, and Bus with disc brakes on the front wheels.

Volkswagen Drum Brakes provide adequate stopping power in most circumstances. We offer the VW Drum Brake parts to restore your Volkswagen brakes to stock. We highly recommend converting to Disc Brakes if you have made changes to your VW to add more horsepower or increased the size of the wheels, or if the original brakes have a tendency to fade or lose effectiveness in high braking conditions.

We offer a front VW Disc Brake Conversion Kit for 1965 VW Type 3 with easy install instructions. Converting to VW Disc Brakes will provide more reliable, consistent, straight line stopping power, and perform better in wet weather. If you are converting to front disc brakes a large bore master cylinder is required to provide adequate volume to operate the front calipers.




1965 VW Type 3 Master Cylinders, Reservoirs, Lines

We carry German and Brazilian made master cylinders for 1965 VW Type 3. We only offer high quality brake products that we know can provide your VW with the stopping power it needs.

In addition to master cylinders, we also offer brake fluid reservoirs, brake lines and wheel cylinders to help you complete your VW brake job.





1965 VW Type 3 Wheel Bearings, Seals, Axle Boots

We offer a complete selection of VW Wheel Bearings, Seals and Axle Boots for your 1965 VW Type 3. Our selection of parts includes VW Washers and Lock Nuts, Grease Caps and Oil Seals, Front and Rear Wheel Bearings and Rear Axle seals and Kits.





1965 VW Type 3 Brake Accessories

Our large selection of Brake Accessories for your 1965 VW Type 3 includes emergency brake handles, pedal pads, brake line grommets and hand brake cables. Renovate your 1965 VW Type 3 with our high quality brake accessories that are built to last.



1965 VW Type 3 Brake Parts Tech Tips & Resources
VW Hard Metal Brake Line Index

Hard Metal Brake Lines connect the Master Cylinder to the front and rear wheel cylinders or brake calipers providing a simple, effective way of transmitting the brake fluid through the hydraulic system. VW used a number of different lengths of steel brakes lines in Beetles, Buses, Karmann Ghias, Type 3 Squarebacks, Notchbacks & Fastbacks, Super Beetles and Things.
VW Master Cylinder Index

If you need to replace your master cylinder, you will need to be certain of the proper positioning and connections. Our Master Cylinder Index includes diagrams with all you need to know.
VW Brake Inspection Video

Ensuring you can stop your car is the most important aspect of driving. We show you how to inspect all of the brake components of your VW, from the drums and shoes to the hardware and hydraulics.
VW Front Brake Rebuild Video

Replacing wheel cylinders along with brake hoses, shoes and hardware is a job just about any VW driver can manage. Bleeding your brake system afterwards is a necessity and is a very crucial step that will usually require an assistant. Follow along with our tech as he shows you how to make your VW stop safely.
Parking Brake Rebuild Video

It is very common for the parking brake in VWs to be pulled to far which causes the pushrod to pop out. Follow along with our tech as he shows you how to reset the pushrod and ensure your parking brake works properly.
How to Bleed Your Brakes Video

Bleeding your brake system is a necessity when replacing any hydraulic brake component and is a very crucial step that will usually require an assistant. Follow along with our tech as he shows you how to make your VW stop safely. If you do not feel comfortable or capable of bleeding your brakes do not hesitate to take your car to a mechanic.
Brake Shoe Replacement Video

Replacing the rear brake shoes in your VW is a fairly simple affair provided you have a few tools. Follow along with one of our techs as he shows you how to replace and adjust the rear brakes on your VW.
Spun Brake Drum Video

Join us as we walk you through a quick tech tip on how to diagnose and repair a possible spun brake drum. Learn the tricks that you can't find anywhere else with JBugs Tech Tips Video Series.
Master Cylinder & Brake Line Replacement Video

Now that our 1963 Beetle has 4 wheel disc brakes it needs a master cylinder that can operate them. We swap out the stock single circuit master cylinder for a dual circuit large bore unit.
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