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Posted by Bill Goodwin on May 25, 2005 at 23:42:49: In Reply to: Posted by on May 25, 2005 at 14:50:56: What you have run into is common as some don't have the socket and are too cheap to buy one, so they use a screwdirver or chilse to to put the big nuts on and off. Since yours are already bent try using this method as a way to get the nots off. Using a screwdriver and a hammer you should be able ot back out the nuts. If they are too tight then the wheel would not turn and since they are covered with greese they should back right out. If you don't uderstand what I mean maby someone else can explain it better. No question you now have bad wheel cyls and I suggest you get new one and not try to re-build the old ones. I like some here have taken short cuts when working on things but some areas their is substute for the correct tool. Do your self a favor and don't use the old nuts/washer and get new ones their cheap. I know all this cheap stuff add up. Bill
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