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Brake Cylinder, Checking For Leaks

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Special tools and workshop equipment required 

Removing 

-- Refer to WHEEL, REMOVING .

-- Remove the bolt -2- and also remove the brake drum -1-.

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CAUTION:

Damage to the brake cylinder dust boot.

- Carefully remove the dust boot.

-- Use the Trim Removal Wedge: 3409  -2- to unclip the dust boot -1-.

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-- If there is brake fluid in the dust boot, replace the brake cylinder.

-- Position the brake drum and secure with the bolt.

-- Refer to WHEEL, INSTALLING .

Tightening Specifications