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Hyundai Elantra (from 2000 to 2004, the year of issue)

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Brakes



Technical data

Data
Value
The main brake cylinder

- type

Tandem

- Bore mm

  • CBS (Conventional Brake System - regular braking system)
22.22
  • ABS
23.81
Vacuum brake booster

- type

Vacuum

- Effective diameter, mm

  • CBS
228.6
  • ABS
177,8-203,2

- ratio

  • CBS
5.5: 1
  • ABS
6.0: 1
The pressure
4DR 5DR

- Start pressure, MPa

2.55 3.9

- The ratio of decompression

0.27: 1 0.32: 1
Front brakes

- type

Disk, ventilated

- The diameter of the brake disc, mm

257

- The thickness of the brake disc, mm

24

- Brake pad thickness, mm

eleven

- Bore mm

54
Rear disc brakes

- The diameter of the brake disc, mm

258

- The thickness of the brake disc, mm

10

- Brake pad thickness, mm

9
Rear drum brakes

- The inner diameter of the brake drum, mm

203.2

- Brake pad thickness, mm

9.4

- Bore mm

405
Parking brake
Mechanical acting on the rear wheels

Anti-lock brakes

Data Value
The control unit ECU

- Supply voltage, V

10-16

- Temperature range, ?� C

-40 ... 110
Control lamp: ABS, EBD

- Supply voltage, V

12

- Current consumption, mA

80
Wheel speed sensor

- Resistance, Ohm

1275-1495

- Output frequency, Hz

15-2000

- Output voltage, V

0.15

- An air gap, mm

0.2-1.2
Hydraulic block HECU

- Weight, kg

2.5

- engine

12 B 30 A

- Engine power, W

180

- Productivity in cm 3 / s

5.5

Adjusting data

Data
Value
Installation height of the brake pedal, mm
170
Brake pedal travel, mm
128
Clearance brake light switch, mm
0.5-1.0
The free pedal travel, mm
3-8
The gap between the brake servo pushrod and the brake master cylinder, mm
0
Progress parking brake lever while tightening its force 196 N
8 clicks
Minimum thickness pads front brake pads, mm
2
Minimum thickness of a brake disk, mm
22.4
Minimum thickness pads rear brake pads (drum brake), mm
1
The maximum diameter of the bore of the brake drum, mm
205.2
Minimum thickness of the back brake disk, mm
8

Tightening torques, N ??? m

Data
Value
Nuts of fastening of the main brake cylinder to the bracket
8-12
Nuts bracket brake master cylinder
13-16
Fitting the vacuum hose to the air expansion chamber
15-18
Bleeder valve
7-9
Connecting the brake pipe nuts
13-17
Bolt the caliper guide pin
22-32
Caliper mounting bolts to the steering knuckle
65-75
Banjo bolt brake hose for Front Caliper
25-30
Bolts of fastening of the working brake cylinder
12-18
The front wheel speed sensor
8,2-9,7
Rear wheel speed sensor
8,2-9,7
Bolts of the control unit and hydraulic unit HECU
8-10
Bracket bolts of the control unit ECU and Hydraulic block HECU
9-10
Six brake pipes to the hydraulic unit
13-17

When installing, use the new self-locking nuts.

general information

For vehicles used by the service braking system with hydraulic drive.

The system operates as follows:

- The brake pedal is connected to the master cylinder;
- When the pedal is depressed, the pressurized fluid from the master cylinder by the metal tube and the flexible hose is transmitted to the front and rear brakes;
- The wheel cylinders are hydraulic modulators that convert the fluid pressure generated in the master cylinder, in the movement of the elements of the brake mechanism;
- Front and rear brake caliper pistons and move due to friction on the brake discs and drums provide the required vehicle deceleration;
- When you release the brake pedal pressure in the system decreases.

Brake pads and the pistons return to a neutral or home position and deceleration stops.

By reducing the brake fluid level sensor liquid level in the master cylinder includes a warning lamp in the instrument cluster. If the warning lamp lights up in the first place, check that the parking brake is released, as the lamp is indicating a reduced level of the liquid and apply the parking brake.





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