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IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE Appropriate service methods and proper repair procedures are essential for the safe, reliable operation of all motor vehicles, as well as the personal safety of the individual doing the work.

LESSON ONE 32 September, 2005 Brake System Diagnosis and Repair

BRAKE SYSTEM SERVICE LESSON ONE-MODULE 2 BRAKE SYSTEM SERVICE MODULE 2 OBJECTIVES: - Inspect the brake hydraulic system for leaks and proper operation - Measure brake rotors and interpret results - Measure brake drums and interpret results - Inspect disc brake assemblies and identify failed components - Remove and replace brake pads - Inspect drum brake assemblies and identify failed components - Remove and replace brake shoes - Inspect and adjust parking brake assemblies - Properly service drum brake wheel cylinders - Properly service disc brake calipers - Properly service master cylinders - Perform brake system bleed procedures - Properly bend and flare double-walled brake lines Brake System Diagnosis and Repair September, 2005 33

BRAKE SYSTEM SERVICE Disc Brake Inspection (continued) LESSON ONE-MODULE 2 Item Description 1 Direction of Rotation 2 Rotor 3 Piston 4 Inner Pad Item Description 5 Leading Edge 6 Outer Pad 7 .125 mm (1/8 inch JMaximum Taper 8 Trailing Edge In many cases the linings are worn more at the trailing edge of the pad than at the leading edge.

LESSON ONE-MODULE 2 BRAKE SYSTEM SERVICE PARKING BRAKE SERVICE The parking brake system should be inspected and adjusted whenever the service brakes are repaired.

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