Willie_P
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hi all-
long awaited return and finally back up and getting my TR to a rolling chassis state before end of year.
I have the hubs/brakes completely disassembled and I'm about to get various new consumables, etc and start reassembly.
Upon examining the rear brake cylinders I noticed that the cylinder for each side has a small steel disc-like piece that is peened-in to the more malleable cylinder body. Almost seems to be some sort of steel bump stop.
Well, the peened metal broke off and now the little still discs (coin-like shape) won't stay in place.
how do you get those to stay in place? Do they sell new metal material I can use to peen them back in? can I use high-heat JB Weld? There are two little notches that appear specifically designed to accept something to hold these little discs in place.
can someone shed some light on how to appropriately replace these? thanks, wes
long awaited return and finally back up and getting my TR to a rolling chassis state before end of year.
I have the hubs/brakes completely disassembled and I'm about to get various new consumables, etc and start reassembly.
Upon examining the rear brake cylinders I noticed that the cylinder for each side has a small steel disc-like piece that is peened-in to the more malleable cylinder body. Almost seems to be some sort of steel bump stop.
Well, the peened metal broke off and now the little still discs (coin-like shape) won't stay in place.
how do you get those to stay in place? Do they sell new metal material I can use to peen them back in? can I use high-heat JB Weld? There are two little notches that appear specifically designed to accept something to hold these little discs in place.
can someone shed some light on how to appropriately replace these? thanks, wes