My Van Brake trouble
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My Van Brake trouble
Thought this would be the place I can get some Help.
I have Restored My Austin Quarter ton Van. Before it was restored the Brakes locked on and caught fire they were vacuming. It has Marina Dics and callipers new pipes all round and flex hoses. I Had a Master cylinder replaced. Iv just had Servo kit fitted fitted. Its on the road use it daily been ok for 4 weeks but now they have locked on again.
Any Ideas as no one eles has been able to fix it.
Kind Regards Claire
I have Restored My Austin Quarter ton Van. Before it was restored the Brakes locked on and caught fire they were vacuming. It has Marina Dics and callipers new pipes all round and flex hoses. I Had a Master cylinder replaced. Iv just had Servo kit fitted fitted. Its on the road use it daily been ok for 4 weeks but now they have locked on again.
Any Ideas as no one eles has been able to fix it.
Kind Regards Claire
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There's a metal thing that looks a bit like a top-hat, and inside it is a similarly-shaped rubber seal. It's that seal you want to remove.
Alex Holden - http://www.alexholden.net/
If it doesn't work, you're not hitting it with a big enough hammer.
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Yes, that's the one.
Only remove the cup; leave the valve body in.
Only remove the cup; leave the valve body in.
Alex Holden - http://www.alexholden.net/
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well its not really a troublesome seal, it just needs to be donebmcecosse wrote:It may simply be the servo that has locked the brakes on - worth checking before delving into the master cylinder. But the reality is - it likely is that troublesome seal! Is the servo connected to both front and rear brakes - or just the fronts ?