The best advice I can give you about this is that they slip over the
front and are pushed back, not over the top and down. Once I had
figured this out, I didn't have a problem getting them on.
Becky
69 roadster with new paint and new carpet...should be finished with
restore in two weeks HOOOOORAY!
karim.marouf@cancom.com wrote:
>
> I'm about to replace the wheel cylinders on my '67 B-GT,
> and I'm not looking forward to the job. I know from past
> experience that those clips are just about impossible to
> get on. I remember some thread about this, but I forget
> what the best solution was. Can anybody give me suggestions
> on this or anything else that I should look out for on?
>
> The reason that I'm replacing the wheel cylinders is not
> because they are leaking but because the brakes drag
> on the driver's side, and nothing I've done (like adjusting
> the brakes) seems to fix the problem. I'm guessing that the
> wheel cylinder, which I rebuilt sloppily several years ago, is
> perhaps causing the problem.
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