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[DennisC]

I have the Tank pulled and the rear main cover cleaned off. Any helpful hints on doing a brake job (I know it can not be any think like my tuck )

TD7E - 4410020 U010270

[Zack]

I would be interested as well, I need to start thinking about doing that this summer...

[DennisC]

I finialy got to the brake pads. When I got to the case the pad actualy came off the brake.
(see the picture)


Couple of questions:
1) What can I use to clean the case out with (some "stuff" has fallen inside the caseing) ?
2) I did not find all of the pad. Could this casue an issue ? where could it have gone ?
3) Where can I get a tranmission pump for my TD7E (serial number above) ?
I have a feeling that the pump is now shot. I will be taking it off this week end

[Zack]

Here are a couple sites where you can get a new transmission pump:

http://www.brokentra...esser_trans.htm

http://www.highwayan...25000c91-360038

Any more pictures of the process?

[Iron&Dirt]

Dont know if you have the strainer under your right but that is were your brake pads are. Might not need a pump. Newer models have the pads bolted on.

[Rawleigh99]

I find that a shopvac is great for getting out the small stuff that falls behind other parts. Stick a smaller hose that fits your needs into the big hose and used a wadded up rag wrapped around the end of the big hose as a "throttle" to control how much and when suction is applied to the smaller hose.

[DennisC]

Here is what I did (I may have to do this in several uploads)

Drained the Fuel tank, and marked the lines

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[DennisC]

These Lines are from under the Tank

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[DennisC]

Lift the Tank

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[DennisC]

These lines are from under the floor plates

Steering hoses (sorry not the official names). As you can see a bit dirty (and I did not have a pressure cleaner (yet)

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