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Fortunately, the Left rear tabs had merely been bent in, so I be…

Fortunately, the Left rear tabs had merely been bent in, so I bent them back out. These are NOT used or necessary when the brakes are assembled - they're only to prevent the pistons from shooting out during brake maintenance & repairs. But these pistons are rusted in their bores, so none of them moved when the brakes came off. IF THE IMAGE IS TOO SMALL, click it.
Fortunately, the Left rear tabs had merely been bent in, so I bent them back out. These are NOT used or necessary when the brakes are assembled - they're only to prevent the pistons from shooting out during brake maintenance & repairs. But these pistons are rusted in their bores, so none of them moved when the brakes came off. IF THE IMAGE IS TOO SMALL, click it.Original file
Fortunately, the Left rear tabs had merely been bent in, so I bent them back out. These are NOT used or necessary when the brakes are assembled - they're only to prevent the pistons from shooting out during brake maintenance & repairs. But these pistons are rusted in their bores, so none of them moved when the brakes came off. IF THE IMAGE IS TOO SMALL, click it.

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1974 Ford Bronco photo 1974 Ford Bronco photo 1974 Ford Bronco photo 1974 Ford Bronco photo Four-photo collage of drum brake backing plates and wheel hubs 1974 Ford Bronco photo Hand holding lug nuts next to a brake drum and a box of new lug nuts. Angle grinder and other tools are on the 1974 Ford Bronco photo Close-up of rusty wheel hub being measured with calipers; caliper has a dial indicator calipers measuring the inner diameter of a rusty wheel hub, with another hub visible behind it Hand holding caliper measuring a red and black seal. Hub assembly and bearing visible Wheel bearing assembly with red grease being applied, surrounded by tools like hammers and sockets Greased wheel bearing assembly with brake rotor, hammer, and bearing packer tool Hand holding brake line with frayed end near brake drum assembly 1974 Ford Bronco photo Drum brake assembly with brake shoes, springs, and wheel cylinder. The lower image shows the axle spline 25photos in this albumView all

Fortunately, the Left rear tabs had merely been bent in, so I bent them back out.

These are NOT used or necessary when the brakes are assembled - they're only to prevent the pistons from shooting out during brake maintenance & repairs. But these pistons are rusted in their bores, so none of them moved when the brakes came off.

IF THE IMAGE IS TOO SMALL, click it.

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