Project - Building back in reliability (1 Viewer)
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Ok thanks. Both sides, never had any issues. I push them back a little and they leak all over. Am I not supposed to force them back like you do with the front calipers?
diesellibrarian
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You're in there already, might as well replace them. If the dust boots are full of fluid, the seals are toast.
diesellibrarian
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Doesn't hurt to replace the hard line to the cylinder, either. Half the time the flare nut seizes to the line and it twists into a pretzel when you go to remove it.
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- #25
Have my 62 road worthy again!
Aside from a whole bunch of new gaskets, filters, fluids, breaks, knuckle job etc.
I installed some sound deadening. A layer of Kilmat with a 1 cm closed cel foam mat on top of that. I did the same with the doors, what a difference that makes! incredible.
In the radio bracket I installed below, so I can keep an eye on the transmission temp and have some power ports.
Music will just come through my phone and connect to a speaker over Bluetooth. How neat is that.
Back on the road!
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Aside from a whole bunch of new gaskets, filters, fluids, breaks, knuckle job etc.
I installed some sound deadening. A layer of Kilmat with a 1 cm closed cel foam mat on top of that. I did the same with the doors, what a difference that makes! incredible.
In the radio bracket I installed below, so I can keep an eye on the transmission temp and have some power ports.
Music will just come through my phone and connect to a speaker over Bluetooth. How neat is that.
Back on the road!
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