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Old 01-16-2010, 07:21 PM   #1
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Question help with a front brake cylinder mount bolt

I'm changing out the brake cylinders (drums all around) on the front of my truck. Anyone have a tip on how to free up the bolt that secures the front wheel cylinders (also the pivot stud for the shoes)? I went and bought a 1-1/8 socket a breaker bar and they aren't budging. I don't have an impact wrench and don't want to strip them off. Am I doing this right? Does the whole thing come loose? Cnut
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