Drum Brake cylinders

sniggib · Dec 15, 2009

Hi,
i have been told that on of the pistons in a drum brake cylinder is seized andso the cylinder needs replacing. Is this a big job to do myself? is it hard to bleed the brakes afterwards?

Cheers

The Mad Hat Man · Dec 15, 2009

no

no

D.G.F.S. · Dec 15, 2009

Busters dun it b4 (like everythin else!) Breaks are a piece of **** to bleed.
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f41/rear-brake-cylinder-renewal-89684.html

Sean · Dec 15, 2009

does everyone expect to be spoon fed these days ?

gerra manual and read it !

D.G.F.S. · Dec 15, 2009

D.G.F.S. · Dec 15, 2009

''MANUAL'', whats this you speak of?

HOOK · Dec 16, 2009

its a book with pictures and writing that helps you understand your landy better.instead of asking silly questions on forum like this.if you need to ask are you capable then your probably not.oh and manual doesnt include anything by haynes cos all they say these days is due to the complexity of the component go to a stealer

The Mad Hat Man · Dec 16, 2009

HOOK said:
its a book with pictures and writing that helps you understand your landy better.

i find thats my Visa statement.:doh:

D.G.F.S. · Dec 16, 2009

HOOK said:
its a book with pictures and writing that helps you understand your landy better.instead of asking silly questions on forum like this.if you need to ask are you capable then your probably not.oh and manual doesnt include anything by haynes cos all they say these days is due to the complexity of the component go to a stealer

I Just like looking at the pretty pictures in the haynes book

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