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Q: I bought a 2000 s10 and the guy put 2 new brake lines a new booster and master cylinder on he truck. he said the truck had no brakes im assuming because the brakes lines were busted. the truck barley stops.he told me the truck needed to be bleed. i bought the truck and took it to my mechanic and he bleed all four wheels and the truck is still doing the same i took it to another mechanic and he did the same and still no results when i drive the truck sometimes when i stop the brake pedal jumps up and pushes my foot outwards real hard and the truck just rolls forward and the the pedal goes all the way down and the truck barley stops again. i just put 2 new calipers on the front and they seemed to have gotten a little better. im trying to figure out what it is so i dont spend a ton at the dealership.: It is plain and simple you have air in the brake system. Whoever put he brakes and all other parts on and the bicycle mekaniks that bled the brakes had no clue as to what they were doing. You need a brake specialty shop not a dealer. Tell them exactly what was replaced as master cylinder replacement needs special attention when bleeding.

Q: How fast can A.B.S. Depress the brake pedal?How fast can the average human pulse the brake pedal? -I‘d like both in how many times per second. Thank you: your question makes no sense !! the ABS system does not go into effect til the driver presses the brake pedal hard enough to engage it ; the ABS does not engage itself

Q: how can we detect the failure of brakes using sensors when the automobile is running? what are the sensors used? how can we use the micro controller and embedded system program to detect the failure of brakes and make an alarm simultaneously alternative brakes are applied automatically atonce and the vehicle should be stopped atonce?: Anti lock brakes work in a similar fashion. Rotor speed is monitored while th ebrake pedal is depressed. If the rotor slows too much or stops that signals the antilocks system to take effect. Now consider what your asking When you depress the brake and release the accelerator the system should expect to see a decrease in rotor speed. If it doesn't see a fast enough drop in rotor speed across a certain amount of time then it can assume a brake failure. Brake systems currently monitor hydraulic pressure as a means of detecting brake failure by the failure of the hydraulic system .

Q: 2 of the magnets on my magnetic brake system are rusty will it ruin my reel?!?! thanks!!: most likely there will be an adverse effect on the performance. if you take minimal care of a decent reel and perform minimal maintenance, there should never be any rust or corrosion anywhere, AT ALL. if you are using it in salt water, it should be THOROUGHLY cleaned and rinsed after EVERY use. any oxidation at all should be prevented.

Q: what will happend when the brake fuild flows back into the master cylinder on an ABS system: if you do not know what you are doing. let the shop do the work.

Q: Hi , Last week my friends uncle died due to brake failure .He was driving second hand opel corsa at a speed of 120 km in Indian National Highway .Suddenly a huge truck crossed the road at very low distance .Though his uncle applied both the brakes but unfortunately the tyres cant stop and the car hit on the back wheels of the truck . And one more incident scorpio tyres burst and it hit on the truck and everyone died at the spot. Could anyone tell that why brake failures and tyre burst happens often and cause death .Which car could save life even after accident in indian highways.Scorpio , Safari, Ford endeavour , Innova, Mitsubishi pajero , Mitsubishi Montero,Toyota Prado, BMW or Benze ?: I work with a dry cleaning guy and he uses L.A.s Awesome on everything safely. It's available at dollar stores and just about everywhere.

Q: I would like to know if anyone can identify the block that the brake lines hooks onto that is mounted by the coil spring housing. the structure has some lines coming out of it. one line to master cylinder, one line to each of the two calipers. 1993 ford ranger two wheel drive. Can anyone identify this part, and if so, where would I be able to find a replacement. It is necessary, for my breaks are leaking around this area.: I believe your talking about the proportioning valve, that might be a dealer only item but you can try a parts store, those rarely go bad, make sure it isn't one of the brake line fittings that go into the valve that's leaking.

Q: After touchdown I press f2 to put the plane in reverse but only the engines slow it down and not the speed brakes. In the landing lessons, pressing f2 engages everything including the speed brake.: Press shift + / together while the aircraft is on final/short final in FSX and this will arm the spoilers and when you touch the spoilers will deploy. This opens the spoilers just a little but once you touch they deploy. That is what I use. Although some do deploy automatically. As far as the flaps those are entirely manual and you have to extend/retract them yourself using F6 to retract in increments F7 to extend in increments and F8 to extend fully in one click.

Q: Ok someone correct me if I am wrong. I assume that this is the way brakes are made upyou have the pads, which are cheapand ‘underneath them you have the rotors, calipers, etc. Why not just frequently replace your brake PADS, that way they would never grind down far enough to where you would have to replace the more expensive componants of your brakes. As in, replace your pads every 6 months.before they grind away and into the major components of your brakes. This would save everyone a lot of money correct?: the shape of the pads can be changed by simple road anomolies like dirt and gravel. Your rotors will adjust to this shape eventually, but the best thing is to replace your pads when needed and have your rotors turned at the same time. This will ensure the best use of your brakes, which is vital to the safe operation of your vehicle. Replacing your pads every 6 months is a bit excessive, brakes can last a few years if you don't abuse your vehicle.

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