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athenssprite
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Any tricks or tips removing the rear wheel cylinder? Burning the midnight oil and having a hard time getting the darn thing loose. Thanks in advance as always.
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removing wheel cylinder
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It is covered in this manual Spridget manual Slides forward then angles out. Look at the slot on the cover. If the hub is in your way you must turn it while removing the cylinder.
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Thanks for the link and tip! I got it. Talk about a snug fit. Wow!