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Old Nov 2nd, 2013, 17:56   #2
tosoutherncars
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1) Loosen all rear lug nuts

2) Chock front wheels

3) Jack up car (I suggest under rear A-arms) and use axle stands (I suggest under rear suspension assembly / cross-member). Get it as high as you can.

4) Remove rear wheels.

5) Give all fittings (caliper bolts, p-brake cable ends) a shot of penetrant. Don't use WD40; PB Blaster is my potion of choice.

6) Go inside. Make tea; start a repair thread.

More to follow.
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