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Re: 140 Brake replacement procedure
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Posted by Dave on January 13, 2004 at 16:06:19 from (24.33.238.155):
In Reply to: 140 Brake replacement procedure posted by Fred on January 13, 2004 at 12:02:41:
Assuming it's the same as a Super A. The axel will come out with the final drive. The brake drum is on the axel. A key way and a set screw hold the drum on. Same on both sides 'cept the rt side is longer. Left side goes back in very easy. Right side takes some holding of the heavy final drive, a balancing act, hold your toung right, but will go in fairly easy. While your in there might as well replace the seal that goes aroung the Differential case. Most leak on the left side putting gear oil from the diff case onto the brake. Rt side ca also be replaced but will require removal of the axel housing.
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