BRAKES
50
EXPLODED VIEW OF WHEEL CYLINDER
ASSEMBLY
1. BOOT/DUST COVER
2. PISTON/PLUNGER
3. L TYPE SEAL
4. SPRING
5. BLEED SCREW
6. BLEED SCREW CAP
7. PROTECTIVE PLUG
8. WHEEL CYLINDER BODY
REMOVAL OF WHEEL CYLINDER
1. Remove bleed screw cap, bleed screw and
protective plug
2. Pump out the brake fluid in a suitable container
by operating the brake pedal.
3. Remove boot/ dust cover
4. Push out the piston with seal’s.
5. Remove the seals from the plunger using a
blunt edged connector.
6. Discard all rubber parts.
7. Clean all parts in fresh brake fluid or alcohol
and place them on clean sheet of paper.
NOTE
Never clean the wheel cylinder or internal parts
with kerosene, petrol or diesel as it will lead to
contamination and damaging the rubber part.
