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Rear wheel camber
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<blockquote data-quote="Zcat7" data-source="post: 579241" data-attributes="member: 14023"><p>Young man!! Actually, as you ask, I just sprayed a littlle WD40 around the leading edge and they went in fine. I very slightly "over inserted" them (ahem...) with the press, gave them a second to bed in place (you sort of see the rubber continue to settle in up to the shoulder) and that was it. The narrow end just peeps through with a tiny shoulder of its own to indicate that it has "been driven home satisfactorily" (this is getting like a Carry On script...).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zcat7, post: 579241, member: 14023"] Young man!! Actually, as you ask, I just sprayed a littlle WD40 around the leading edge and they went in fine. I very slightly "over inserted" them (ahem...) with the press, gave them a second to bed in place (you sort of see the rubber continue to settle in up to the shoulder) and that was it. The narrow end just peeps through with a tiny shoulder of its own to indicate that it has "been driven home satisfactorily" (this is getting like a Carry On script...). [/QUOTE]
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