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Nice job! Maybe it was the pics, but it looked like your rear brake shoes were wrong. Looks like one side had 2 primary shoes and the other had 2 secondary.
Lookin good! What clear did you use, and how did you prep for it?
It´s called Owatrol. Sorry... there are only german informations here. It´s a kind of oil, which is normally used for wood protection. But they're doing a special mixing for metal conservation.
I apply it with a sponge and rubbed it after 20 min with a cloth. At the pictures it looks very shiny but it´s not so.
Nice job! Maybe it was the pics, but it looked like your rear brake shoes were wrong. Looks like one side had 2 primary shoes and the other had 2 secondary.
Holy moly.... your right
I did not see myself. The PO has made this job
Now I have to look like it is right.
Nice job! Maybe it was the pics, but it looked like your rear brake shoes were wrong. Looks like one side had 2 primary shoes and the other had 2 secondary.
It used to be a joke when I saw someone in the shop doing that- did bob help you with those shoes? and walk away. BOB- brakes on backwards. They would always ask someone else, "whose bob?" They learned and it was fun.
I've been to Germany a few times and when someone says, "my English is not too good", I know it's usually better than mine. Good job on your truck. It has the same A/C as mine.
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