Re: A Tale of Two Patricians
Posted by Packard Don On 2020/7/16 19:22:19
I went back out to the shop in the dark armed with only a flashlight (there are coyotes in the area) and looked around but did not see the small part. The spring had come out on its own when I removed the cotter pin and I wasn't looking for anything else so didn't see the small piece fall. Anyway, couldn't find it so it may have lodged itself somewhere in the frame or under the car. At least it's not on the walkway where I'll kick it away when I'm next there!
One tool that came in very handy was a remote camera so that I didn't need to stand on my head while disconnecting the gas pedal. It let me see and remove the cotter pin that was there which I had been trying to do by feel before I remembered the camera.
Once the column is back together, I'll rebuild the booster, bleed the brakes and it should be good to test run around the properly! The other booster I rebuilt was intended to go into it but I may save or sell it.
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One tool that came in very handy was a remote camera so that I didn't need to stand on my head while disconnecting the gas pedal. It let me see and remove the cotter pin that was there which I had been trying to do by feel before I remembered the camera.
Once the column is back together, I'll rebuild the booster, bleed the brakes and it should be good to test run around the properly! The other booster I rebuilt was intended to go into it but I may save or sell it.
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