Just a side note. You skipped the part about aligning the caliper piston to the inner brake pad- raised "nipple" for want of a better word, for the handbrake to work effectively. I know you know, but just for anyone else reading or doing a bit of diy. Cheers
I understand that 100% it's not really a brake video as such, I've done lots of transit brake videos in depth. I don't want to be repetitive if I can help it. But I've noted this for next time 👍
great video Baz transits not the same as years gone by bolts always seizing I also have a old tin of copper slip with a brush use on everything once stripped I read it rots rubber but never seen it myself its all the prep work before fitting
I wonder if a electric heat gun on bolt would work never done transit arms but it's worked on many bolts seized in on other vans and cars but a good way still and thanks for vids
Just about to tackle this job and that bolt on mine is rock solid. I'll be using your technique for sure. Thanks
Just a side note. You skipped the part about aligning the caliper piston to the inner brake pad- raised "nipple" for want of a better word, for the handbrake to work effectively. I know you know, but just for anyone else reading or doing a bit of diy. Cheers
I understand that 100% it's not really a brake video as such, I've done lots of transit brake videos in depth. I don't want to be repetitive if I can help it. But I've noted this for next time 👍
“It’s a Ford transit…..not a spaceship “ ….classic ! 😂😂😂
great video Baz transits not the same as years gone by bolts always seizing I also have a old tin of copper slip with a brush use on everything once stripped I read it rots rubber but never seen it myself its all the prep work before fitting
Brilliant. Thanks
Nice one 👍🏻 👌
Yes Baz 👍👍
I wonder if a electric heat gun on bolt would work never done transit arms but it's worked on many bolts seized in on other vans and cars but a good way still and thanks for vids
I hear that lots do use an induction heater, but I'm kinda old school
@@bazmeredithyour method is way more fail proof getting the heat exactly where it’s needed