Hi there. Great video 👍 can you please advise on how you get the new front seal in place? The rear seal is self explanatory but, the front seal is a problem for me. The inside diameter is so small, I’m having trouble trying to stretch it enough to get it in place and, I don’t want to damage it. I can’t think of any other way to fit it, other than stretching it over the front end of the piston to get it in place. Thanks.
Thanks for the compliment. That seal will stretch on. It takes a bit of patience and care. Don't use anything sharp. Use a little of whatever brake fluid you will be using as a lubricant. Amazingly it will go on.
Another clever use of a chopstick.😅 Sometime during your recent RZ project, you also used a chopstick in a clever way. Guess I'll be adding a couple to my hand tool drawer.😊
Every time we go to chinese food or the Pho place I bring home a set. You may have seen me using them in the RZV cleanup video. Get some. They are great for pushing cleaning rags or paper towels in to hard to reach areas without fear of scratching surfaces.
@@KensGarage1 will do. Thanks for the laugh, I needed that. In the finicky part of my paint project, getting the details right. Getting close to being done.
Chopsticks are a great garage tool, a bit overpriced though. I get a free box of shrimp fried rice with every purchase, otherwise I would not buy them.
Hi there. Great video 👍 can you please advise on how you get the new front seal in place? The rear seal is self explanatory but, the front seal is a problem for me. The inside diameter is so small, I’m having trouble trying to stretch it enough to get it in place and, I don’t want to damage it. I can’t think of any other way to fit it, other than stretching it over the front end of the piston to get it in place.
Thanks.
Thanks for the compliment. That seal will stretch on. It takes a bit of patience and care. Don't use anything sharp. Use a little of whatever brake fluid you will be using as a lubricant. Amazingly it will go on.
Another clever use of a chopstick.😅 Sometime during your recent RZ project, you also used a chopstick in a clever way. Guess I'll be adding a couple to my hand tool drawer.😊
Every time we go to chinese food or the Pho place I bring home a set. You may have seen me using them in the RZV cleanup video. Get some. They are great for pushing cleaning rags or paper towels in to hard to reach areas without fear of scratching surfaces.
@@KensGarage1 will do. Thanks for the laugh, I needed that. In the finicky part of my paint project, getting the details right. Getting close to being done.
Chopsticks are a great garage tool, a bit overpriced though. I get a free box of shrimp fried rice with every purchase, otherwise I would not buy them.
Funny. They can get expensive but come with good food, eh?