semi-metallic/ceramic auto brake pads D1601 with high quality from china

semi-metallic/ceramic auto brake pads D1601 with high quality from china

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1.High quality brake pad featuring with stable friction coefficient,none noise,none-asbestos,none-dust,long using life,reasonable wearing rate.

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9.Strong material of stable fiction coefficient under a wide range of temperatures
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semi-metallic/ceramic auto brake pads D1601 with high quality from china

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Q: when i depress the pedal all the way in, the car brakes fine. if i lift my foot off the pedal and press it again really quick, it feels as if im pressing the brakes with the car engine off. that really hard feeling, you know?when i replaced them, im sure i did everything right.and i checked the brake fluid before and after i returned the caliper to the original position (to fit the new pads with the rotor). im just not sure if im missing something? cuz i thought it was supposed to be good after u drive it for like 5 minutes!thanks for any help: It's always a good idea to bleed air from the brake system after any brake repair.This can be done by one person and acouple pieces of equipment,or by 2 people and a single wrench.You'll need to locate the bleeder screw (usually right near where the brake line attaches to the caliper).from there it's a rather simple procedure involving holding the brake pedal all the way down while the 2nd person opens and closes the bleeder.this will be repeated several times per wheel.

Q: okay so I had my car sitting for 2 months at the mechanic due to engine head problem that was fixed after he gave me back the car I noticed the brakes are gone. meaning I have to press hardly all the way to the floor with all my power to try to stop the car some times I use the handbrake that‘s how bad it is.the brake pads were new from beforethe brake fluid is on Max. Please Help!What should I check for?: If the car is like 5 yrs old or older and the car sat for 2 months waiting on repairs, then it is plausible that the seals did leak out fluid and let air in. You could try bleeding the brakes and see if that helps. However, it could be that the seals in the master cylinder have worn due to non use and the master cylinder will have to be replaced.

Q: disc brake system has any electronic stuff like ABS???: Doug's statement is essentially correct. I would point out that the tone ring for an ABS system is often built into the hub assembly, as varnerjeremy stated. But that has nothing to do with the disc brakes themselves. On the other hand, sometimes it's part of the rotor, in which case you would need the correct rotor, because the ABS wouldn't work with a rotor (that's otherwise the same) meant for a non-ABS vehicle. And yes, you can have disc brakes without ABS, if that's what you meant. They were quite common for about 15 years before ABS became common.

Q: Why do you have a brake pedal when the vehicle is braked with an anti-lock device (ABS): It is because the brake tubing air is not good.

Q: bicycle brake designning question?: If you study classical physics, you will learn all that you need to know to calculate the braking system. Alternatively, you could ask on the physics category as a series of smaller simple questions, like; bike and rider weighs 100 kilos, slope of hill and speed given, what is force required to stop in certain feet. Then for rubber pad certain size, how much force to stop wheel, ect Good Luck

Q: TRUE OR FALSE1. the parking brakes are provided with equal cable tension by the cable adjusters.2.the parking brakes are provided with equal cable tension by the equalizer.3. it is important to remember that the parking brake is not part of the vehicle hydraulic brake system.4. It is important to remember that the parking brake is applied mechanically.During parking brake adjustment: 5 65. (we) checks and adjusts the drum-to-lining clearance before adjusting the parking brakes.6. (we) fully applies the parking brake lever before making the adjustment.The parking brakes (automatic-release system) do not release: 6 77.Tech A checks the drum-to-lining clearance for proper adjustment.8.Tech B checks for proper engine vacuum to the vacuum release system.9. The cable running from the parking brake control to the equalizer or adjuster is commonly referred to as the front cable.10. There may be slight routing and length differences between the left and right rear cables in a parking brake system.: What the hell has ABS got to do with the parking brake?

Q: is any system can be installed individually? or are they all related?: They can be installed as stand alone units, but if more then one is on the car they need to interact with each other. Anti-lock brakes prevent wheel lock up under braking. Stability control takes a lot of different forms but is often related to control of suspension dampening. Traction control has to do with wheel slip under acceleration. Both ABS and traction control use wheel sensors to detect how the wheels are working in conjunction with each other and so do some stability control units. With out proper gating and properly placed feed back loops one system will fight another. So you can have one, but two or more requires them to communicate with each other so that one is not undoing what the other is attempting to accomplish.

Q: im going to be taking my permit test soon i still don‘t get what ABS brakes are what they are used for. anyone that can help?: The gas cap MIGHT be the problem. make sure you tighten it down all the way. Could also be a LOT of other things. The guys at autozone aren't exactly the most knowledgable people in my experience. It could be a vaccum line leak someplace, an EGR, Evap canister you name it. Find a good trustworthy mechanic and have them track it down. Emissions problems are a pain in the *** to diagnose and fix, so don't expect it to be cheap and easy (though it might). Don't rely on the guy at autozone to solve a problem as potentially compl;icated as an emissions failure by reading a generic code. And an emissions leak code is VERY generic. It could mean a lot of things, but is very fixable.

Q: what are the main problems faced in regenerative braking systems,tell me some issues on which further work can be done in regenerative braking system,specially in motorcycles.: When they mention regenerative braking. It's basically the electric motor doing the stoping. Electric motors goes both ways. To clarify what I mean, lets take this as an example: when you put in electric current through the electric motor, the motor moves, agreed? Now if you can move the electric motor(lets say you are going down the hill), then it starts acting like a generator and the electric motor is producing electric current that can go back in to the battery. Now it's not easy to turn an electric motor to produce electricity. There will be lots of resistance, that's where the braking comes from.

Q: My brakes were squeaking so I got my friend who is a mechanic to put in a whole new front brake system. This was a few days ago. Now, my brakes are still squeaking pretty loudly. Why is this? Is this something to be worried about??: Check the sidewall of each tire. Look for the # with psi next to it. The acronym for air pressure is psi

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