If you remove the top spring you should be able to separate the shoes and remove the cylinder.
I'm guessing that you are replacing the cylinder due to a leak on them. If that's the case, you should replace the shoes also, since most likely they are contaminated with brake fluid and that is a big NO NO.
I'll be repeating what many others have already said in these forums, BRAKES can save your life so don't take any shortcuts and do them right!
HTH
I'm guessing that you are replacing the cylinder due to a leak on them. If that's the case, you should replace the shoes also, since most likely they are contaminated with brake fluid and that is a big NO NO.
I'll be repeating what many others have already said in these forums, BRAKES can save your life so don't take any shortcuts and do them right!
HTH