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RE: TR3 Rear Wheel Cylinder retaining plate

To: terryrs@adelphia.net
Subject: RE: TR3 Rear Wheel Cylinder retaining plate
From: pmmacy@att.net
Date: Sun, 31 Aug 2003 14:49:32 +0000
Cc: triumphs@autox.team.net (List Triumph)
Terry:
  Put the rubber boot on LAST, after all 3 metal pieces are in place.  
The "distance piece" (middle of the 3) is larger that the bottom retaining 
plate and stands off from the backing plate enough for the "rim" of the 
rubber boot to slip underneith.  
  Randall was correct on the order of assembly. I normally slip the retaining 
plate (bottom piece) on first, positioned with the opening forward and the 
prongs pointing up away from the backing plate.  This is nearly impossible to 
do with the handbrake lever in place, so pop the handbrake arm into place 
AFTER the retaining plate is loosely in position.  Next comes the spring 
plate, also with the prongs pointed "up" and facing forward like the 
retaining plate.  Drive the distance piece in betwen the first 2 from front 
to rear (opening toward the handbrake lever and opposite direction from the 
other 2).  Then pop the rubber boot over the whole works.

--
Mark Macy
Sporty Car Garage, Inc.
Springfield, OH
www.sportycargarage.com

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