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Date:         Fri, 17 Jan 97 9:21:32 PST
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From:         byron.peratoner@bangate1.TEK.COM
Subject:      Brake Drum Removal, Alldata web site

I have an 83 Westy, and I need to replace the rear brake linings. The factory service manual indicates that I need to remove the rear hub to gain access to the linings. It shows the removal of the large nut that secures the hub to the spindle. Does anyone know what the size of that metric nut is? Does anyone know where I might find a socket large enough to remove it.

I recently came across a reference site for cars:

http://www.alldata.com

they have a CD- ROM for many models of vehicles. I noticed that they have one for vanagons, and they indicate that they use the factory manual as well as other sources for reference. What I found was interesting, was that they also provide all service bulletins and recall information. There are a number of interesting bulletins that I found on their web site. Has anyone on the list purchased this CD? Is it any good. For $24.95, I'm thinking that it might be worth the gamble. If I buy a copy, I post my findings to the list.

Thanks

Byron Peratoner

Tektronix, Inc. Color Printing and Imaging Group Finance and Accounting P.O. Box 1000 Wilsonville, Oregon 97070

(503) 685-3539 Voice (503) 685-3322 Fax


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