Hi, im not sure how to pull the following apart, and just guessing with a big hammer and screwdriver may butcher it

So advice is the answer
A

Pull the bearings out of the middle



B

Pull bearings out of this one



C

Pull the plate of the end of the inside of this brakebooster



Ive never pulled these apart and am making up as i go and have nearly butchered other stuff because i didnt know...

So Thanks for your help, its very much appreciated
Brenton

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Don't know about the booster - but the bearings can be tapped out from the back.

You'll need something solid that is softer than the cast bearing housing - ie a Brass Drift (a piece of Brass rod), a hammer and a solid surface to work on. Then keep working your way around the bearing (say 12, 4 and 8 o'clock positions) tapping it out a little at a time.

When I tried to file a new edge onto a large cheap screwdriver, I found that it was made of plated brass. This now has the flat end cut off and the plating filed off - bonus is that the shaft goes all the way through the handle to hit with the hammer while retaining a more ergonomic handle. Hows that for finding a good use for a Supercheap product

Booster - Just done it twice - 1st time hard second dead easy

Dead easy way - remove circlip from around where the shaft goes through the centre - pull out shaft and spring (has rubber cup on end)

undo nuts and it all comes apart

By the way the hard way is to try and undo the nuts through the spring

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David L


My greatest fear in life is that when I die my wife will sell my Mini and tools for the price I told her I paid for them!

Oh ok i found the circlip, i didnt even know it was there...

So i need to buy a brass drift to punch out the bearings..

Thanks for that

Brenton

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