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1447 hits | 50.61 KB | Posted: 3/25/05
This here be the reason I'm back here digging into the rear brakes (AGAIN!). An obvious wheel cylin...

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1242 hits | 60.1 KB | Posted: 3/25/05
Fortunately top line NAPA wheel cylinders are $13 CDN or $8 American, so even a cheap ba$turd like m...

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1383 hits | 52.25 KB | Posted: 3/25/05
The arrow on the right indicates the missing anti rattle spring which doesn't come with combi kits B...

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1235 hits | 35.56 KB | Posted: 3/25/05
There's the wee bugger now! along with the equally essential emergency cable hold on clips. Pennies ...

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1206 hits | 60.66 KB | Posted: 3/25/05
Using a brake tool, flip the springs off. The new looking tension cable on the left is another great...

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1236 hits | 60.66 KB | Posted: 3/25/05
Here it is exposed. Don't fight it up here trying to remove it. Reach down low to where it hooks on ...

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1148 hits | 34.85 KB | Posted: 3/25/05
After a half twist these come right off and so do the shoes which will drop to the ground now

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1371 hits | 67.45 KB | Posted: 3/25/05
If this is your first time doing this, or if you're blonde like me, just lay them down together so y...

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1213 hits | 72.67 KB | Posted: 3/25/05
For the E cables it's just a matter of pinch and reef . Pinch the tabs to allow you to reef the seiz...

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1194 hits | 49.19 KB | Posted: 3/25/05
Now last night you already saturated the brake line fittings with penetrating oil so they'll crack l...

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1139 hits | 53.28 KB | Posted: 3/25/05
For the bolts you just have to use six point sockets and hope for the best.

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1177 hits | 48.33 KB | Posted: 3/25/05
That is unless you had the brains to put this stuff on last time (I didn't, but I'm doing it now for...

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1226 hits | 69.94 KB | Posted: 3/25/05
After you've remounted the new wheel cylinder and washed the fluid off the backing plate, just slip ...

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1125 hits | 40.43 KB | Posted: 3/25/05
I know, poor photo, but that's the threaded E cable adjuster having a die run up it to chase it's th...

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1361 hits | 66.17 KB | Posted: 3/25/05
Again, everything is lathered in anti-seize compound for easy adjusting next Fall.

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1195 hits | 77.98 KB | Posted: 3/25/05
Great shot of the E-cable clip in place, doing it's job. There's the new wheel cylinder in too.

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1436 hits | 69.99 KB | Posted: 3/25/05
Did I disassemble, clean and lather the adjuster in anti-seize ? You bet !!!!!!!!