BRAKES ANI WHEELS 9 31 uourmnc sour sunnonr 1 A re cativen sunes msonno wasn names me Avptien INBOARD EAR um Ann EAR 0 0 i msron r V v 1 J cixtiezn F A EMBI v anime Linz 5d 6 E 1 t I 3 E 7 E E A iiZ i 1 ji r I A vnsrou sem msoiinn 0 gggE gggg 5ER REACTEDSOIN iv pmt noron mm Flu 9 27 Illsc Braku llpmllon 9 Wipe inside of caliper clean including exterior of dust boot Inspect dust boot for cuts cracks and II 4 for proper seating in piston bore If evidence of fluid V leakage is noted during inspection caliper should be I P overhauled w ui 4 I i NOTE Do not use compressed air to clean inside of II LI caliper as it may unseat the dust boot seal I R t W ya WE l It 10 Lubricate new bushings sleeves bushing V I grooves and small ends of mounting bolts with 5 i g V silicone lubricant Install rubber bushings in all f aq caliper mounting ears i CAUTION Do not use old bushings and sleeves Use I O N II VL2w JLl7 l S U IIly gf w 11 Install sleeves in inboard mounting ears Posi 7 I suny tion sleeves so that sleeve end facing shoe and lming is flush with machined surface of mounting ear F 9 2B Ilvllnmlnl Plstcn UMIID Clin 12 Install support spring on inboard shoe Place single tang end of spring over notch in shoe fig 9 31 13 Install inboard shoe in caliper fig 9 32 Shoe 8 Clean all mounting holes and bushing grooves must lay flat against piston Be sure support spring is in caliper ears Clean mounting bolts Replace bolts if fully seated in piston fig 9 32 corroded or threads are damaged 14 Install outboard shoe Ears on shoe should rest on top of ears in caliper Bottom tab on shoe fits in NOTE Do not use abrasives an bolts as they will cutout in caliper Be sure shoe is fully seated fig destmy the protective plating on the bolts 9 45