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PostPosted: Sun Oct 11, 2009 5:00 pm 
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Are the gaskets that go between the wheel cylinders and the backing plate needed? - What is their purpose?

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Nice question i'm about to do the same and also the ones i have taken off dont have them

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Asked this same question not long ago when replacing my front wheel cylinders and found this from Minisport.

http://www.minisport.com.au/prod1525.htm

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This gasket is fitted between the backing plate and the wheel cylinder on any model that had 2 front wheel cylinders per side. These are not necessay, but will prevent dirt/dust and water getting in.



I hope this helps. :?

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Rear kits came with gaskets, fronts came without. I didn't worry about it -could have cut some out of card but it also makes the circlip a bit tighter. There is a easy tool that can be made up to make getting the circlip on easier.

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