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Q: i keep bleeding them.i keep pumping the brakes and two wheels wont hardly leak any oil out when i crack them. i tried pumping oil from bleeder up to top but it wont take oil.my booster is good and so is my cylinder.how can i tell if my calipers are bad.also the wheel that wont bleed, the brakes on that wheel were not wore out.: A precipitate can be a result of a reaction. It is not added in but is a by-product. At least that is how I typically use the terminology. It can also mean that it is a substance that has fallen out of the solution. A suspension is the result of two or more chemicals added together that do not readily mix and form layers.

Q: just got a 2007 CPO c230 in September. I noticed that the brake disks are different between front and rear.My rear brake disks have no holes on them and the surfaces are absolutely flat.My front brake disks have patterned holes on them and the surfaces are not flat at all. I believe they are grooves. My question is that is it normal to have grooves on the front brake disks for 2007 c230?: If your C230 is a sport model, then having cross-drilled holes in them is standard from the factory. However, having grooves (they're called 'slotted' actually) is not factory standard. Those are aftermarket brake rotors.

Q: Please Physics Question that i need now.: right this is the respond to your homework project. See the 1st link to examine a piece of writing that explains precisely how brakes paintings in uncomplicated to comprehend format. the 2d link explains precisely how parking brakes paintings in uncomplicated to comprehend format. you are able to somewhat examine your text cloth books fairly as a results of fact is the place your instructor gets his questions and solutions for his tests.

Q: I‘m hearing mixed opinions on this. Currently, if I see a red light or something coming up, I‘ll shift the car into neutral, then start applying my brakes when I‘m close enough.: you in basic terms downshift in case you could desire to function extra horsepower to the wheels, alongside with once you're going up a steep hill and you spot your motor vehicle slowing down. in any different case, while braking you do no longer might desire to down shift. in simple terms brake as prevalent while slowing down fairly. regardless of if, while coming to an entire end, launch the accelerator, push interior the grab alongside with your left foot each and every of how, and placed the tranny into impartial alongside with your genuine hand (which will additionally show you how to launch the grab) as you push the brake in many situations alongside with your genuine foot.

Q: The context is the following (the occurrence of the term is emphasized by me):The above provisions are deemed to be fulfilled when the pressure in the service brake storage device(s) is maintained at a pressure of at least 80 percent of the control line DEMAND PRESSURE or equivalent digital DEMAND as defined in paragraph 3.1.2.2. of Annex 4I am puzzled by the use of demand here. What is it? I am a non-native English speaker and I have to make a translation of this paragraph.: I am not an engineer but, the way I read the text is that the demand pressure is the minimum pressure required to operate the brake system safely and normal running would require the brake pressure to be 80% above the minimum required pressure. Does that make sense.

Q: how does the brake system work with other systems in the car?: The other systems make the car go, the brake system makes it stop. :) If the car has antilock brakes and/or traction control, they are connected to the computer system that controls the engine and transmission. Power brakes get their power from the engine's manifold vacuum. Brakes are connected to the electrical system for the brake lights and the warning light on the dashboard.

Q: I have a 1985 Dodge 1/2 ton pick up. My brake pedal went to floor and wont pump back up. I have checked all lines and connections and have no leaks. Does this sound like a master cylinder: Sounds like you have an internal leak in the master cylinder. You can either, buy a re-build kit, and hone out the bore, or replace the cylinder.

Q: I need to know how when you press the brake pedal( the input) how the car process it and stops the car(the output). Well i know the car uses hydraulic but i don‘t know how it does it? I also need to know how the handbrake work as well.: NO , brakes platforms are nevertheless on the availability and demand record. everyday automobiles have a front disk and rear drum set up. i offered 2 new automobiles in 2 years and the two have that device. front rotors do a good number of the braking and the returned drums are in basic terms there as help with the park brake. an entire 4 wheel disc device provides value to each vehicle. A disc brake device desires much less areas to do the job however the tend to be extra costly to substitute.

Q: I have to replace a rusty piece of brake line but I am saving some of the steel line that isnt rusty but I have to cut that piece out while its attached to the car. How do I do that?: as well as a mini cutter you will have to flare the ends. A bit dicey mucking about with brake lines if you are unsure about the job.

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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