Hey, when rebuilding brake calipers , is it pretty much the same as shoe pistons? You just have to clean out the cylinder , maybe hone it and install the rubber parts? I notice the prices for calipers might lead me to re-do my own. Whats the talk about this? max
On Sat, Oct 1, 2016 at 5:47 PM, Nate vwnate1@yahoo.com [diesel_mercedes] <diesel_mercedes@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
I was harvesting parts from a 1980 Mercedes 240D last week and noticed pic. # 1 ~" This cannot be a good thing " , I reached over and tugged on the broken alloy rocker box and it came off in my hand revealing pic. # 2 ~ notice there's no wear on the can chain sprocket whatsoever .I'm guessing someone replaced the cam chain and didn't peen to master link properly, sending this poor old car to the junk yard .I went there to salvage the European spec. rear bumper off the '75 (!) 230C grey market car in Pic. # 3 .It was *very* rusty and had clearly given it's all .The bumper has one rust hole in it and will be used to assemble a better European bumper to the rear of my '84 300CD.
Because " a thing of beauty is a joy to behold " .-Nate
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