Brake Master Cylinder Cap Replacement
Race Director
Joined: Aug 1999
Posts: 18,126
Likes: 174
From: WI
Originally Posted by kdf1986
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The other method would be to cut off the 1/4 tip from the end, and then rebend the loop 1/4 inch of the way up. That is risky because the loop is a cheap steel that will easily break.
kdf
The other method would be to cut off the 1/4 tip from the end, and then rebend the loop 1/4 inch of the way up. That is risky because the loop is a cheap steel that will easily break.
kdf
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Safety Car
Joined: Jun 2004
Posts: 4,652
Likes: 80
From: Lakeland Florida
I tried that method too, and messed it up somehow.
Well, I didnt use a vise, but tried to steady it on the garage floor, and maybe that was my problem.
Thanks for the tip on this too. I have one more vette to try this on.
kdf
Well, I didnt use a vise, but tried to steady it on the garage floor, and maybe that was my problem.
Thanks for the tip on this too. I have one more vette to try this on.
kdf
Team Owner
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts: 24,125
Likes: 15
From: Columbia Missouri
Originally Posted by kdf1986
I tried that method too, and messed it up somehow.
Well, I didnt use a vise, but tried to steady it on the garage floor, and maybe that was my problem.
Thanks for the tip on this too. I have one more vette to try this on.
kdf
Well, I didnt use a vise, but tried to steady it on the garage floor, and maybe that was my problem.
Thanks for the tip on this too. I have one more vette to try this on.
kdf
Vise method works. I had to do that on a Dodge master.
