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BRAKES

BRAKES

INTRODUCTION

The service braking system of TATA SAFARI

STORME consists of front ventilated disc brakes

with twin pot caliper and rear disc brakes with

single pot caliper. No adjustment required for front

& rear brakes. These are hydraulically operated

and vertical split with primary circuit connected to

front calipers and secondary circuit is connected to

rear calipers. “DRUM IN HAT” mechanism is

provided on the parking brakes.

Should one circuit fail the other remains unaffected

and the vehicle can be brought to a halt. The

hydraulic pressure is applied from the tandem

master cylinder to the front and rear wheel

cylinders through suitable Bundy tubes/flexible

hoses.

To reduce pedal effort, a twin diaphragm vacuum

booster is fitted between brake pedal and tandem

master cylinder. Should the servo unit fail, the

push rod still acts mechanically to provide non-

assisted braking. The vacuum in the system is

generated by camshaft driven vacuum pump

mounted on cylinder block.

The parking brake is

“DRUM IN HAT”

mechanical

lever type, console mounted cable operated acting

on rear wheels.

FOR ABS VEHICLE:

Antilock Braking System

(ABS) with Electronic Brake Force Distribution

(If

Fitted)

ensures great stability and steer-ability

while braking and also avoids wheel locking,

skidding of wheels during panic braking. Electronic

Brake Force Distribution ensures proper brake

pressure distribution on all wheels.

FOR NON-ABS VEHICLE:

A Load Sensing

Pressure Valve

(LSPV)

is provided on the rear

brake circuit with bypass valve to avoid locking of

rear wheel and skidding of the vehicle.