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Re: 460 U brake question
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Posted by Bob M on February 02, 2003 at 19:24:07 from (66.66.123.133):
In Reply to: 460 U brake question posted by Douglas Stockman on February 02, 2003 at 17:34:04:
Doug - Sounds like the braking surfaces on the acutating disk and/or tranny side plate and brake cover "bowl" are worn, or perhaps have been machined down beyond the required minimum thickness dimension. A good actuating disk (balls and ramps not worn) will show approx 1/8" of gap between the two disk halves assembled with all the balls and springs in place. To your other question, yes - the actuating disk assembly simply floats on the splined shaft. Light lubrication (film of grease) when assembling helps make this happen. ...Bob M (Chili NY)
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