24-05-2018, 03:43 PM
(24-05-2018, 03:16 PM)Charles Levien Wrote:(24-05-2018, 08:55 AM)Ralf Pickel Wrote: Yes - you are right...shame on me.
The nearside one is correct - just checked.
I must have done it because it looks good !![]()
Had to take off everything because of a broken brake shoe spring last week...
You shouldnt need to dismantle hub to remove brake shoe springs — there is a cunning little hook available and with a bit of heaving and several cups of tea the springs can be removed and new ones fitted.
I like your penny washers — Jack French swore by those.
Charles
I took it apart because I wasn´t sure where the nasty clack clack clack noise came from...

Car is owned and (mostly) driven by my girlfriend, so I better check thoroughly !
Had been advised to always use washers with non standard wheel nuts - they are self locking ones, untapered. Have this setup on the 7 since 10 or so years, no nut (or wheel) lost in that time !

Ralf