In the event of addressing the issue, it is recommended that the wheel cylinders be replaced rather than overhauled. When you replace the wheel cylinders always do it in sets, don't replace only one and leave the other. To remove, lift the rear of the car and place jackstands under it in a secure fashion. Reduce the steering and control the front wheels so that the car cannot move forward or backward. Lift the brake shoe assembly. Clean up the entire surrounding of the wheel cylinder and ensure there is no dirt or any other material in the area. You need to unscrew the
Brake Line fitting: if possible use a flare-nut wrench because it is better for not rounding the corners of a fitting. Remove the brake line hose and then unscrew the wheel cylinder bolts. Do not disconnect the brake line from the wheel cylinder. Depress the brake pedal and unbolt the wheel cylinder mounting bolts. Pull off the wheel cylinder from the brake backing plate and do not forget to cap of the brake line to avoid loss of fluids and contaminants. To install, apply a small amount of RTV sealant between the backing plate and the wheel cylinder then position the wheel cylinder and fit the bolts loosely. Then re-attach the brake line to the cylinder, ensuring that the threads do not twist over one another. Fasten the wheel cylinder mounting bolts securely to the torque and secure the brake line fitting. Fix the brake shoe assembly. undefined Before driving the vehicle, ensure that the brakes are in good working condition.