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Volkswagen Transporter, Caravelle (1990 release)
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Specifications of brake system
Brake pads front disc brakes
Elimination of scratches of disk brakes
Check the thickness of the brake discs
Brake disc and brake
Brake drum
Brake pads
Basic setting of the rear wheel brake
Adjusting handbrake
brake fluid
Release of air from brake system
Replacing brake fluid
Brake cylinder
The brake pipeline and a brake hose
Brake Power Regulator
Brake light switch
Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
Troubleshooting brakes
Wheels and tires
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Brake cylinder



Brake Cylinder

1. Protective Cap
2. Cuff
3. Dust Cap
4. The valve of release of air 		5. Spring
6. Housing wheel brake cylinder
7. Piston

Withdrawal

PERFORMANCE ORDER
1. Remove the brake drum (see. Subsection 7.7) and brake pads (see. Subsection 7.8).
2. Loosen the brake pipe nut invoice without unscrewing.
3. Remove the rear brake support screw fastening of a brake cylinder.
A warning

If the repaired old brake cylinder, install a complete repair kit. In the absence of sufficient skills to entrust the execution of works SRT.

Setting

PERFORMANCE ORDER
1. Lay a cloth under the brake support plate.
2. Unscrew the air release valve.
3. Unscrew the nut of the brake pipe and then screw the new brake cylinder by hand. This ensures less loss of brake fluid.
4. Screw the mounting screw of the brake cylinder and tighten to 20 Nm.
5. Clamp is not much to 5 Nm brake pipe union nut, no-option open ring spanner.
6. Install the brake drum and brake pads.
7. Bleed the braking system (see. Subsection 7.12).




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