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Old 19-09-11, 05:04
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I'm not a qualified mechanic either, however, I have replaced all the wheel cylinders on my M211 (cargo version of the M135), which involves removing the wheels, axle shafts, hubs and bearings. So I've learned a bit in the process, with some guidance from Brian Asbury.

Too far away to work beside you on your truck, but happy to help by answering questions if they involve the areas I've mentioned above.
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Old 19-09-11, 16:36
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I appreciate the responses and messages received to date. You guys are an awesome resource!
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