Working on fixing a non-functioning front left brake on my 1995 M1078. I have confirmed I have air to the chamber and it is functioning properly. From there I pulled apart the plunger assembly. It was interesting because it was packed with grease that looked new. Anyway ... when I pulled the wedge assembly out of the wedge housing I found one of the rollers out of it's brackets. When put it back in .... I noticed it is asymetric
![brake plunger01.jpg brake plunger01.jpg](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/data/attachments/547/547937-fbbb111ea1d36418a3502de090d3009f.jpg)
Is that what it should look like?
Also I am left wondering how this would work. It seems to me when it is depressed the wedge assembly pushes out against the two adjusting plungers. But it would seem to me the rollers would have to be larger than they are.
![brake_spring02.jpg brake_spring02.jpg](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/data/attachments/547/547936-af29965fdae37b7c0ca0f122ec26c068.jpg)
What am I missing?
![brake plunger01.jpg brake plunger01.jpg](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/data/attachments/547/547937-fbbb111ea1d36418a3502de090d3009f.jpg)
Is that what it should look like?
Also I am left wondering how this would work. It seems to me when it is depressed the wedge assembly pushes out against the two adjusting plungers. But it would seem to me the rollers would have to be larger than they are.
![brake_spring02.jpg brake_spring02.jpg](https://www.steelsoldiers.com/data/attachments/547/547936-af29965fdae37b7c0ca0f122ec26c068.jpg)
What am I missing?