Can't get the drum off Jeep Wrangler 97
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Can't get the drum off Jeep Wrangler 97
97 Wrangler TJ
I'm pretty sure the wheel cylinder needs to be replaces from the
leaking fluid. But I can't get the stupid drum off to get inside. The
wheel itself took a few kicks to actually come off. I've soaked the
area around the threads with a penetrating fluid and WD-40, hit it with
a hammer for a bit and doesn't seem to budge. Am I missing something
easy?
:/
I'm pretty sure the wheel cylinder needs to be replaces from the
leaking fluid. But I can't get the stupid drum off to get inside. The
wheel itself took a few kicks to actually come off. I've soaked the
area around the threads with a penetrating fluid and WD-40, hit it with
a hammer for a bit and doesn't seem to budge. Am I missing something
easy?
:/
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Re: Can't get the drum off Jeep Wrangler 97
sisco did pass the time by typing:
> 97 Wrangler TJ
>
> I'm pretty sure the wheel cylinder needs to be replaces from the
> leaking fluid. But I can't get the stupid drum off to get inside. The
> wheel itself took a few kicks to actually come off. I've soaked the
> area around the threads with a penetrating fluid and WD-40, hit it with
> a hammer for a bit and doesn't seem to budge. Am I missing something
> easy?
Yep. :)
Get under and release the emergency brake cable. Your looking for the
line that runs back to a Y, at the Y you should be able to pull the cable
off. That will let the pads move back and not catch on the lip inside the
drum.
--
DougW
> 97 Wrangler TJ
>
> I'm pretty sure the wheel cylinder needs to be replaces from the
> leaking fluid. But I can't get the stupid drum off to get inside. The
> wheel itself took a few kicks to actually come off. I've soaked the
> area around the threads with a penetrating fluid and WD-40, hit it with
> a hammer for a bit and doesn't seem to budge. Am I missing something
> easy?
Yep. :)
Get under and release the emergency brake cable. Your looking for the
line that runs back to a Y, at the Y you should be able to pull the cable
off. That will let the pads move back and not catch on the lip inside the
drum.
--
DougW
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Re: Can't get the drum off Jeep Wrangler 97
sisco did pass the time by typing:
> 97 Wrangler TJ
>
> I'm pretty sure the wheel cylinder needs to be replaces from the
> leaking fluid. But I can't get the stupid drum off to get inside. The
> wheel itself took a few kicks to actually come off. I've soaked the
> area around the threads with a penetrating fluid and WD-40, hit it with
> a hammer for a bit and doesn't seem to budge. Am I missing something
> easy?
Yep. :)
Get under and release the emergency brake cable. Your looking for the
line that runs back to a Y, at the Y you should be able to pull the cable
off. That will let the pads move back and not catch on the lip inside the
drum.
--
DougW
> 97 Wrangler TJ
>
> I'm pretty sure the wheel cylinder needs to be replaces from the
> leaking fluid. But I can't get the stupid drum off to get inside. The
> wheel itself took a few kicks to actually come off. I've soaked the
> area around the threads with a penetrating fluid and WD-40, hit it with
> a hammer for a bit and doesn't seem to budge. Am I missing something
> easy?
Yep. :)
Get under and release the emergency brake cable. Your looking for the
line that runs back to a Y, at the Y you should be able to pull the cable
off. That will let the pads move back and not catch on the lip inside the
drum.
--
DougW
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Re: Can't get the drum off Jeep Wrangler 97
sisco did pass the time by typing:
> 97 Wrangler TJ
>
> I'm pretty sure the wheel cylinder needs to be replaces from the
> leaking fluid. But I can't get the stupid drum off to get inside. The
> wheel itself took a few kicks to actually come off. I've soaked the
> area around the threads with a penetrating fluid and WD-40, hit it with
> a hammer for a bit and doesn't seem to budge. Am I missing something
> easy?
Yep. :)
Get under and release the emergency brake cable. Your looking for the
line that runs back to a Y, at the Y you should be able to pull the cable
off. That will let the pads move back and not catch on the lip inside the
drum.
--
DougW
> 97 Wrangler TJ
>
> I'm pretty sure the wheel cylinder needs to be replaces from the
> leaking fluid. But I can't get the stupid drum off to get inside. The
> wheel itself took a few kicks to actually come off. I've soaked the
> area around the threads with a penetrating fluid and WD-40, hit it with
> a hammer for a bit and doesn't seem to budge. Am I missing something
> easy?
Yep. :)
Get under and release the emergency brake cable. Your looking for the
line that runs back to a Y, at the Y you should be able to pull the cable
off. That will let the pads move back and not catch on the lip inside the
drum.
--
DougW
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Re: Can't get the drum off Jeep Wrangler 97
Well I don't know if that helped or not for later, but it's still on.
Here's what I'm staring at. The is the casing the same as the drum?
http://flickr.com/photos/francisco/159444164/
Here's what I'm staring at. The is the casing the same as the drum?
http://flickr.com/photos/francisco/159444164/
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Re: Can't get the drum off Jeep Wrangler 97
Well I don't know if that helped or not for later, but it's still on.
Here's what I'm staring at. The is the casing the same as the drum?
http://flickr.com/photos/francisco/159444164/
Here's what I'm staring at. The is the casing the same as the drum?
http://flickr.com/photos/francisco/159444164/
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Re: Can't get the drum off Jeep Wrangler 97
Well I don't know if that helped or not for later, but it's still on.
Here's what I'm staring at. The is the casing the same as the drum?
http://flickr.com/photos/francisco/159444164/
Here's what I'm staring at. The is the casing the same as the drum?
http://flickr.com/photos/francisco/159444164/
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Re: Can't get the drum off Jeep Wrangler 97
I believe I had this problem once. I put a big three armed
puller on the rim and applied some force. Then after a period of tapping
with a rubber hammer it broke free. In this case there was no leaking
cylinder. Just a maintenance check.
Fred
85 GW
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
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> sisco did pass the time by typing:
>> 97 Wrangler TJ
>>
>> I'm pretty sure the wheel cylinder needs to be replaces from the
>> leaking fluid. But I can't get the stupid drum off to get inside. The
>> wheel itself took a few kicks to actually come off. I've soaked the
>> area around the threads with a penetrating fluid and WD-40, hit it with
>> a hammer for a bit and doesn't seem to budge. Am I missing something
>> easy?
>
> Yep. :)
>
> Get under and release the emergency brake cable. Your looking for the
> line that runs back to a Y, at the Y you should be able to pull the cable
> off. That will let the pads move back and not catch on the lip inside the
> drum.
>
> --
> DougW
>
puller on the rim and applied some force. Then after a period of tapping
with a rubber hammer it broke free. In this case there was no leaking
cylinder. Just a maintenance check.
Fred
85 GW
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
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> sisco did pass the time by typing:
>> 97 Wrangler TJ
>>
>> I'm pretty sure the wheel cylinder needs to be replaces from the
>> leaking fluid. But I can't get the stupid drum off to get inside. The
>> wheel itself took a few kicks to actually come off. I've soaked the
>> area around the threads with a penetrating fluid and WD-40, hit it with
>> a hammer for a bit and doesn't seem to budge. Am I missing something
>> easy?
>
> Yep. :)
>
> Get under and release the emergency brake cable. Your looking for the
> line that runs back to a Y, at the Y you should be able to pull the cable
> off. That will let the pads move back and not catch on the lip inside the
> drum.
>
> --
> DougW
>
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Re: Can't get the drum off Jeep Wrangler 97
I believe I had this problem once. I put a big three armed
puller on the rim and applied some force. Then after a period of tapping
with a rubber hammer it broke free. In this case there was no leaking
cylinder. Just a maintenance check.
Fred
85 GW
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
news:RAjgg.52412$9c6.4530@dukeread11...
> sisco did pass the time by typing:
>> 97 Wrangler TJ
>>
>> I'm pretty sure the wheel cylinder needs to be replaces from the
>> leaking fluid. But I can't get the stupid drum off to get inside. The
>> wheel itself took a few kicks to actually come off. I've soaked the
>> area around the threads with a penetrating fluid and WD-40, hit it with
>> a hammer for a bit and doesn't seem to budge. Am I missing something
>> easy?
>
> Yep. :)
>
> Get under and release the emergency brake cable. Your looking for the
> line that runs back to a Y, at the Y you should be able to pull the cable
> off. That will let the pads move back and not catch on the lip inside the
> drum.
>
> --
> DougW
>
puller on the rim and applied some force. Then after a period of tapping
with a rubber hammer it broke free. In this case there was no leaking
cylinder. Just a maintenance check.
Fred
85 GW
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
news:RAjgg.52412$9c6.4530@dukeread11...
> sisco did pass the time by typing:
>> 97 Wrangler TJ
>>
>> I'm pretty sure the wheel cylinder needs to be replaces from the
>> leaking fluid. But I can't get the stupid drum off to get inside. The
>> wheel itself took a few kicks to actually come off. I've soaked the
>> area around the threads with a penetrating fluid and WD-40, hit it with
>> a hammer for a bit and doesn't seem to budge. Am I missing something
>> easy?
>
> Yep. :)
>
> Get under and release the emergency brake cable. Your looking for the
> line that runs back to a Y, at the Y you should be able to pull the cable
> off. That will let the pads move back and not catch on the lip inside the
> drum.
>
> --
> DougW
>
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Re: Can't get the drum off Jeep Wrangler 97
I believe I had this problem once. I put a big three armed
puller on the rim and applied some force. Then after a period of tapping
with a rubber hammer it broke free. In this case there was no leaking
cylinder. Just a maintenance check.
Fred
85 GW
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
news:RAjgg.52412$9c6.4530@dukeread11...
> sisco did pass the time by typing:
>> 97 Wrangler TJ
>>
>> I'm pretty sure the wheel cylinder needs to be replaces from the
>> leaking fluid. But I can't get the stupid drum off to get inside. The
>> wheel itself took a few kicks to actually come off. I've soaked the
>> area around the threads with a penetrating fluid and WD-40, hit it with
>> a hammer for a bit and doesn't seem to budge. Am I missing something
>> easy?
>
> Yep. :)
>
> Get under and release the emergency brake cable. Your looking for the
> line that runs back to a Y, at the Y you should be able to pull the cable
> off. That will let the pads move back and not catch on the lip inside the
> drum.
>
> --
> DougW
>
puller on the rim and applied some force. Then after a period of tapping
with a rubber hammer it broke free. In this case there was no leaking
cylinder. Just a maintenance check.
Fred
85 GW
"DougW" <post.replies@invalid.address> wrote in message
news:RAjgg.52412$9c6.4530@dukeread11...
> sisco did pass the time by typing:
>> 97 Wrangler TJ
>>
>> I'm pretty sure the wheel cylinder needs to be replaces from the
>> leaking fluid. But I can't get the stupid drum off to get inside. The
>> wheel itself took a few kicks to actually come off. I've soaked the
>> area around the threads with a penetrating fluid and WD-40, hit it with
>> a hammer for a bit and doesn't seem to budge. Am I missing something
>> easy?
>
> Yep. :)
>
> Get under and release the emergency brake cable. Your looking for the
> line that runs back to a Y, at the Y you should be able to pull the cable
> off. That will let the pads move back and not catch on the lip inside the
> drum.
>
> --
> DougW
>
