1933 8-105 Salon Hydraulic Brake Diagrams or Pictures

Curt, perhaps mail Curt Schulze a tracing and photo of the spring in question - I very fortunately have had really nice springs for all the cars, though they do break so I keep one extra of everything and not too long ago Craig Birkold had a spring break on the 851 Sedan and Curt was able to provide replacement. Interestingly enough in the friends shop dad and friend are working on my 852 they do a lot of corvette work and he was quick to identify that all the springs look Corvette and went digging for a minute and found one that looked pretty dead on. There use to be a time when you could match springs up at auto parts stores, but that would probably take a really old store and more probably an independent these days. My point is that there is so somewhat a chance that the parts on a 34-36 may be the same, plus Curt does have some experience with 1931 and 1932.

Curt,

Here are the pages related to brakes from the 8-105 owners manual. I hope they are helpful to you.

Randy, could you explain to me "How" the 'Kick shackle' is supposed to work (in theory)?

Yes Left front for the Kick shackle. R

Didn't the 33's have one front wheel cylinder have a larger than the other ?
Not so with 34-36.

Hello Curt. Yes it is basically the same as 850 851 but bigger brake drums and shoes as I remember it. R good luck

Does anyone have diagrams or pictures of a 1933 8-105 Salon Hydraulic Brakes? Are they the seam as 34/35 or are these one year only?

Who has the springs and parts, wheel cylinders seem fine.

It seems I have may have a spring that broke or came loose as one wheel is dragging and making a little noise.

I have a 8-98 manual but not a 8-105.

Thanks,
Curt