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Old 05-31-2003, 06:35 PM   #1
sixty8chev
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rear wheel cylinders

Any suggestions on gettin those little buggers off,
I ended up turning the front wheels so i could throw a length of pipe on and break those loose , but i've kinda got the bed in the way on the back. I've already soaked em a couple times, and when that didn't work i gave the torch a try to heat em up,.
So i guess i'll be out in the garage jsut beatin on my wrench with a hammer, till i hear back from you guys.
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