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Just finished a brake job on my 46. Wrestling the 4 brake spring was quite a job. Is there a tool made to do that job? Thanks Dave/Green Bay
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They are still made new, but I'm sure Ebay would be full of used ones. I have a Snap-on version and it's an excellent tool. Shouldn't cost you much since most modern cars are disc brakes now. |
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Just look for brake pliers or brake spring pliers on ebay. Should be less than 10 bucks.
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Tim: Thanks have a Snap on unit headed my way. Dave/Green Bay
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Here ya go. Available on line or at any good parts store.
Will last you a life time. The brake assembly shown is of MT Products Lincoln brake conversion. Last edited by 19Fordy; 09-10-2020 at 10:58 AM. |
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Easier and SAFER. I know a guy with only one eye from using needle nose pliers pulling on brake springs......Mark
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