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Auto spare parts HT250 casting trailer and truck brake disc brake disc for truck trailer

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Q:How long should you wait to replace brake pads or other parts of the brake system?: On most modern cars, there is a brake pad wear indicator that lights up on your dashboard. However you can do a visual inspection looking at the brake pads within their calipers; either through your rims if the gaps between the spokes are big enough, or you will have to remove the wheel and check the pads. If your pad is less than 4 millimeters thick, it’s time you think of getting new pads. As for your brake disks, if you feel the surface of the brake disk, you will see that an outer edge is growing cause the disk is wearing out. If this edge grows to about a millimeter thick, then you’ll have to change the disk. Drum brakes are the hardest to detect when they are worn out. The drum has to be disassembled to check the wear of both the drum and the pads. But drum disks, which are usually located on the rear wheels, wear off in less time than the front disk brakes. Wear and tear of brakes is dependant upon several variables, such as car weight, car average speed when brakes are used, how often you use your brakes, types of pads and friction surfaces of disks and drums, and the age for the mentioned frication surfaces.

Q:At what point in the braking operation does the system give your car the maximum stopping distance?: You meant the SHORTEST stopping distance? Dry level road, good & well-inflated tires, suspension, alignment and brakes in good shape, but above all: speed and (human) reaction time.

Q:The truck has a loud buzzing sound on a hose that comes from the electric pump motor area. The hose comes from brake master cyclender to another gadget that has multiple hoses in and out of it. The hose is closest to the firewall and driver front fender. We replaced the electric motor. Motor seems to be working fine and so do the brakes. Just the loud noise. Any clue?: if its a metal intake than its normal, if its plastic better try and reinstalling it.

Q:uh oh! what happens if i accidentally put power steering fluid in my brake system ?: How long did it take for things to start going wrong if this happens? I had the same happen but my neighbor who did my brakes (he's a small motor mechanic) just topped off my brake fluid with a small amount of power steering fluid. I drove the car like 300 miles before I found out only because I saw the bottle he used. the inside of the brake fluid cap is swollen but so far no issues. I had the fluid pulled out with a suction gun and replaced. the only thing I can think is that it was such a small amount it was diluted and never got into the line. Wouldnt something have gone wrong by now after over 300 miles of driving since it happened?

Q:There is no red light. The display just reads Brake service warning. Visit workshop. The car does not seem to have any change in braking distance and the brakes do not squeak. Any suggestions you might have will be appreciated. Thanks.: This Site Might Help You. RE: How long can u drive a 2003 Mercedes E320 after brake service warning goes on? There is no red light. The display just reads Brake service warning. Visit workshop. The car does not seem to have any change in braking distance and the brakes do not squeak. Any suggestions you might have will be appreciated. Thanks.

Q:I have a ‘78 Chevy Scottsdale and I need to flush the brake system and put new fluid in. I‘m a smart girl but short on money so I‘m trying to avoid going to a mechanic at all costs. If you could explain in amateur terms (not idiotic terms, just not something too complicated) I‘m sure I could figure it out.: get a friend to help you like you're bleeding air out of the brakes and do each one while adding clean fluid to master cylinder. do it until clean fluid comes out at each bleeder.

Q:brakes, what parts i need to change and how much it would cost me?: all you will need to change will be the brake pads,,,,,,,,

Q:Hi! I need help with this bike‘s brake system. I have a huffy cruiser bike and i recently took off the back wheel to change the inner tube. and when I put the wheel back, it became hard to pedal sometimes. I can tell that the brake is engaged and makes it hard to pedal. If I put the pedals in the brake position, I can pedal again no problem. I don‘t know what‘s the problem with it, but please help.: is your tire rubbing on the frame?

Q:I have a ‘95 Grand Cherokee and on a course of 50 miles and stop-go traffic my brakes started acting goofy.First they were normal, then went harder-to-press, then the car started to pull to the right when I applied the brakes, then they only reacted when I applied the brake and pressed all the way down. I decided to call AAA and have them tow my car to my house.The brake pedal doesn‘t sink when applying pressure but it does feel weak and doesn‘t respond.Thanks in advance!: i usually use forte i find it gives the best results dont know if its available stateside though

Q:Considering all the types of brakes. From the Cessna to the B747. What braking systems do we have?: If your bearings are shot it can cause extra friction and vibration which can do a few things. 1) the friction will cause heating and cooling of the metal this will cause the bolts to loosen themselves slowly. 2 the vibrations can cause the bolts to loosen themselves off slowly. 3) the friction and vibration together can potentially damage other parts of your suspension as well. If you are asking this because you want to drive the car anyways i would advise you to error on the side of caution and not drive it as there is a CHANCE that something will happen whether it be extra damage and or loss of a wheel wheich would end up bad!

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