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Addressees - Check appropriate positions or regions _________ FCSD , ,, ' Ford'Division Regional Manager 0 Regional Sales Mgr/Admins Lincoln Mercury Reid Operations .j Regional Ops Manager Aftermarket Ops Manager Aftermarket Acct Manager SI Regional Ops Manager Regional Mklg Manager Regional Mgr/Admtns/Analysts Regional Mgr Only Regional Mkt Rep Manager Regional Operations Manager Regional Controller Group Admin Analyst Powertrain Sales Manager Special Markets Manager Motorcraft Merchandisers Sales and Marketing Mgr Business Development Mgr Dealer Wholesale Specialist Warranty Manager District Manager Zone Manager Field Service Engineers Commercial Vehicle Operations Office Operations Manager Office Operations Specialist Office Operations Analyst Tech Support Oprs Mgr Service Training Instructors Warranty Team Leaders Lead Warranty Specialist Warranty Specialist Warranty Consultants Atlanta Region Boston Region Chicago Region Cincinnati Region Denver Region Detroit Region Kansas City Region Los Angeles Region Memphis Region New York Region Northwest Region Orlando Region Philadelphia Region Pittsburgh Region San Francisco Region Select Dealer Region Southwest Region Twin Cities Region Washington Region Zone Manager Operations Analyst Select Dealer Zone Mgr Ping & Dlst.
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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.
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LESSON ONE 32 September, 2005 Brake System Diagnosis and Repair
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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
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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.
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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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Web Based Training Brake Service Procedures Page 1 of 1 http://www.motorcraftservice.com/vdirs/training/wbt/cbtroot/~dt/~WG0447/~lEN/header.asp 7/17/2006
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S77-3451 AREA CODE 214 EAST TEXAS CHEST HOSPITAL BOX 2001 TYLER, TEXAS 75701 A UNIT OF THE TEXAS STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH November 5, 1971 William M.
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NO. 99-5894-K JOHNNY FRANKLIN GIFFORD, et al., Plaintiffs, v.
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1315 Scanned Copy 1 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA 2 COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO 3 BEFORE THE HONORABLE ALEX SALDAMANDO, JUDGE PRESIDING 4 DEPARTMENT NUMBER 318 5 --oOo-- 6 PHILIP HOEFFER, JR., ) ) 7 Plaintiff, ) Case No. 413073 ) JURY TRIAL 8 vs. ) Volume 13 ) Pages 1315 - 1449 9 ASBESTOS DEFENDANTS, ) ) 10 Defendants. ) .) 11 12 Reporters' Transcript of Proceedings 13 Thursday, November 20, 2003 14 15 APPEARANCES OF COUNSEL: 16 For Plaintiff: 17 Brayton Purcell 222 Rush Landing Road 18 Novato, California 94948-6169 By: CHRISTOPHER ANDREAS, ATTORNEY AT LAW 19 For Defendant Rockwell Automation: 20 Stoel Rives, LLP 21 111 Sutter Street, Suite 700 San Francisco, California 94104 22 By: CHRISTIAN MARSH, ATTORNEY AT LAW CHRISTOPHER A.
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