I think he's working on a sedan. The coupes did have 5/8 & 11/16
wheel cyls, but he's describing 1 piston and horse shoe shaped clips.
But the cylinder part is for a dual piston and the other would be
round with a flat part and a screwdriver slot which sits under the
brake shoe which has the half round notch in it. It sits in a small
saddle against the butt of the wheel cylinder.
Miles
Fw: [2cylinderhondas] Remove rear wheel
Re: Fw: [2cylinderhondas] Remove brakes
Thanks guys, you are all very helpful. BTW it is a sedan with single 5/8 piston.
Just got it together up at the shop just as I ran out of oxygen. Had to make a run
in the golf cart to get back to big tank.
I'm all gassed up again and ready for a cold one but it's too far to get one, so will recoup and tackle other rear wheel tomorrow. I've had this little car for several years now and only drove it a few miles. COPD got to me and I quit working on anything. Now I want to get a few things done b4 I croak. Car may be for sale then because it'll be too slow for my son. It ran good except it needs the carb solenoid and rear shocks/struts. Are there any subs. on them? Only cancer I've seen is on the gas flap. Sounds kinda unusual?
Just got it together up at the shop just as I ran out of oxygen. Had to make a run
in the golf cart to get back to big tank.
I'm all gassed up again and ready for a cold one but it's too far to get one, so will recoup and tackle other rear wheel tomorrow. I've had this little car for several years now and only drove it a few miles. COPD got to me and I quit working on anything. Now I want to get a few things done b4 I croak. Car may be for sale then because it'll be too slow for my son. It ran good except it needs the carb solenoid and rear shocks/struts. Are there any subs. on them? Only cancer I've seen is on the gas flap. Sounds kinda unusual?
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> Re: Fw: [2cylinderhondas] Remove
> brakes
> I think he's working on a sedan. The coupes did have 5/8 & 11/16
> wheel cyls, but he's describing 1 piston and horse shoe shaped clips.
> But the cylinder part is for a dual piston and the other would be
> round with a flat part and a screwdriver slot which sits under the
> brake shoe which has the half round notch in it. It sits in a small
> saddle against the butt of the wheel cylinder.
> Miles
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> 2cylinderhondas@ yahoogroups. com
> ,
> Steven Michelsen
> wrote:
> > The rear
> brakes diagram is on page 6-4 of the Coupe parts catalog.
> Here's the
> catalog...
> http://www.honda600 coupe.com/ Honda_600_ coupe_parts_ catalog.pdf
> > Steve
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