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Topic starter July 29, 2016 2:08 pm  

Looking for written or video info on how to remove axle and replace the seals and bearings on a 1930 Desoto CF 4dr sedan.when I took off the wood wheel to fix a loose spoke issue,I found the entire braking surface covered in grease and the wheel cylinder boots ripped.is there away to keep the drum from hitting those boots?The drivers side was dry but some slight wearing of the cylinder boots.Can the drum be spaced out a little to prevent this?Frustated waiting to fix it!Thanks ,Mauricetremblay


   
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