95_stroker
Jefe
Amen to that, though the first few jobs I did (back when dirt was still new) was with a screw driver and needle nose pliers.Norcal250 said:drum brake tools would make your life really easy also...
Drum brakes
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Norcal250
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95_stroker said:Amen to that, though the first few jobs I did (back when dirt was still new) was with a screw driver and needle nose pliers.
haha been there many times myself... many knuckle-busters later I finally purchased a set of brake tools...
Crumm
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tubzz
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well back brake mod done.
those springs are tough sob's
with a screw driver and needle nose pliers.but everything went good and i came away with no busted knuckels.the peddal holds now and it stops alot better but the vac-pump start chriping, so i will replace that when i do the same to the front.
i drove it and i didn't feel the sinking peddal. it fells like that fixed it.
the passager side had a broken hold down spring. the one shoe was flooping around.
i took both tires off and started on the broken side and warr a path around to the other side to see.
and best of all it past the wife's test.
those springs are tough sob's
with a screw driver and needle nose pliers.but everything went good and i came away with no busted knuckels.the peddal holds now and it stops alot better but the vac-pump start chriping, so i will replace that when i do the same to the front.i drove it and i didn't feel the sinking peddal. it fells like that fixed it.
the passager side had a broken hold down spring. the one shoe was flooping around.
i took both tires off and started on the broken side and warr a path around to the other side to see.
and best of all it past the wife's test.
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95_stroker
Jefe
tubzz said:well back brake mod done.
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and best of all it past the wife's test.
Glad youre done and you passed the most important test, making the wife feel comfortable driving it.
