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BRAKES

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1.2 GENERAL SYMPTOMS DIAGNOSIS :

PROBLEM

CAUSE

REMEDY

Spongy Brake Pedal

1. Air in hydraulic system

2. Soft or weak hose

3. Poor quality brake fluid.

4. Low brake fluid level.

1. Bleed the system and top up.

2. Check and Replace

3. Flush the system and refill with

recommended grade of brake fluid.

4. Top up the brake fluid.

Brake Rough Or Chatter

On Application

1. Excessive lateral run out in disc or

parallelism

2. Broken anti-rattle clip

3. Incorrect parking brake adjustment.

4. Seized caliper pistons.

5. Damaged or loose wheel bearing

6. Distorted steering knuckle or rear

wheel spindle.

7. Caliper bolt loosened.

1. Repair if possible or replace the

disc if not within specification.

2. Replace

3. Check and adjust as per

specifications.

4. Overhaul Calipers

5. Replace wheel bearing

6. Replace knuckle or rear wheel

spindle.

7. Tighten the bolt to the specified

torque.

Excessive Brake Pedal

Effort

(Hard Pedal)

1. Lining soiled with brake fluid, oil or

grease.

2. Malfunctioning of Servo.

3. Partial system failure (in tandem

master cylinder).

4. Piston in calipers stuck or sluggish

5. Fading brake due to non-

recommended grade of brake pads.

6. Kinked dented or clogged bundy

pipes, hoses or 'T' connections.

7. Binding pedal linkage.

8. Vacuum leakage through the system.

9. Booster NRV or NRV line faulty/ not

working.

10. Vacuum pump defective.

1. Replace

2. Identify the trouble in Servo and

rectify.

3. Check both front and rear circuits

and rectify.

4. Remove caliper and rebuild

5. Replace with approve grade of

brake pads.

6. Identify and Replace.

7. Lubricate and free up the system.

8. Rectify the leakage.

9. Rectify/ replace the NRV.

10. Repair vacuum pump.

Brake Noise

1. Glazed shoe linings or foreign

matters stuck on linings

2. Worn or distorted shoe linings.

3. Loose front wheel bearings.

4. Distorted backing plate or loose

mounting bolts.

1. Repair or replace shoe linings.

2. Replace shoe linings or pads.

3. Replace wheel bearing.

4. Replace or retighten