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Q: i have to do a report on air brakes and i don‘t know what information to put on it!!im in the 9th grade and i need helpplease give me info on air brakes.: Dry firing on a pellet gun is not gonna damage the gun as much as if you did it to something like a .22 RF rifle.

Q: the benefits of ABS anti-lock brakes which prevent the wheels of a car of locking when performing sudden braking maneuvers. include the relative sizes of the coefficients for static and kinetic friction.: Gap to the side or to the pivot? Say whatcha mean, dude.

Q: I understand it may need to be brought to a shop, but can anyone lead me in the right direction?Thanks,Vince: Am I understanding the question is how to make the ABS not react when it is not necessary? If that is the question you have no hope as the system you get is the way it is. Some of these ABS systems react when going over bumps while braking. All the ABS is doing is reading the speed of each of the wheels and comparing it to all the others. When there is a difference, the ABS thinks a brake skid is happening. The first thing to do is get the brakes inspected by someone who really knows what they are doing. Even a change in tire size affects the ABS, so that may be a problem. A lot of the cheaper or aftermarket brake pads and shoes do not have to proper coefficient of friction so that tends to have an effect on the whole braking system, like the ABS. The only thing you can do is to get the module scanned to see if there is a problem with it and the possible codes that will give you clues as to what is happening, but I suspect there is no codes as your question does not state the orange or red warning lights are coming on. The only solution left is to disable the ABS which will leave you with power brakes but no ABS at all. I suggest you learn how to drive the car without setting off the ABS. That sounds stupid, but you now know what is setting off the unit, so those tips can lead you to alter your driving pattern. Maybe?? Good luck.

Q: I need to know brake systems on chippers, not cars.: The metal bar is conducting the heat away. Did you know you can boil water on the stove in a strong paper bag for the same reason?

Q: Only prob I see is boil point.: Are you talking about using antifreeze instead of brake fluid? Is there some sort of brake fluid shortage I am unaware of?

Q: I think i was overcharged. In their service booklet, they had a plus brake service that includeded brake system flush for aroud $250. Service advisor charged me for the brake flush. I had a 01 Honda accord V6. Was I overcharged? Yet the front wheels were still squeaking.: That's Quadruple what it should have cost for the work involved. IF they don't EXPLAIN how 2 break in NEW pads then they should NOT b doing the work. A $3.00 container of brake fluid U make $250.00 I need 2 change professions as a professional brake bleeder !! CHEAP pads don't usally squeek anyway{clean master cylinder}{bleed brakes} refill $318.00 Darn ! i should b a pro brake bleeder !!

Q: When were Anti-lock Braking Systems created?: The antilock brake system was first developed in 1947 for use on the B-47 bomber. In 1985 the first antilock brake system (ABS) was introduced for motor vehicles in the United States as a safety feature to give drivers more control when braking. ABS uses a microprocessor and individual wheel-speed sensors to monitor the brakes.

Q: A 2000 kg car is traveling at 15.0 m/s down a long mountain grade of 2.0%. The mountain road is 5.0 km long. The heat generated at the brakes due to friction heats up the brakes. The mass of the brake system is 20.0 kg and has a specific heat of 0.200 kcal/kg °C. What is the increase in the temperature of the brakes?a) 43°C b) 54°C c) 83°C d) 95°C e) 117°C: It would REALLY help if you could give some more info. Like, what is the make of bike/caliper? How old is it? Do you use the bike all year round, or just in good weather?

Q: Replaced master brake cylinder. bled the system. Pedal hard when engine off but bit mushy when on.: If you have power brakes, that might be the cause of it. When the engine is off, the power brakes are not power-assisted. Engine on, power assisted, so it takes less effort to push the pedal. If the mushiness of the pedal (with engine on) feels different than before you replaced the master cylinder, then you could still maybe have air in the system. Also, most master cylinders must also be bench bled, or bled by hand before they are installed in the car. If your is one of those, and you did not do it, there will likely still be air hiding in the master cylinder. If you have any doubts, take the car to a tire and brake shop and have them do a quick bleed job. It's usually pretty inexpensive, and they have the equipment to do it reliably, quickly, and easily.

Q: Ok, so my brakes have been and were working completely fine yesterday.I went to leave for work this evening and the pedal goes all the way to the floor. i checked the brake fluid and it was about half filled, so i bought some and filled it up. still sinks to the floor... i headed home pumping the brakes hoping it would solve the issue and when i got home(half mile away) i checked the fluid again and it was almost empty.so I'am googling the problem and it says ; Master Cylinder ; Calipers; ABS Valve; or a break in a linewhat i can&#39;t find is, that with it happening that fast with no warning signs, which is the most likely culprit?also it&#39;s raining like mad so i can&#39;t visually check for leaksI'am taking it to a shop tomorrow, but i&#39;d like to know what I'am in forHELP PLEASE!!!: Well you may have a leak some place in the system. I would fill up the master cylinder and have someone pump the pedal look for fluid around the lines the hoses the master cylinder calipers. Anywhere you see fluid then there is your leak you will need to repair or replace the part and then bleed the brakes.

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