General information about the brake system The brakes of the cars in question are equipped with a double-circuit hydraulic brake drive of the front and rear wheels. Front brakes are disc, rear brakes are disc or drum. The brakes are equipped with an automatic...
Specifications of the brake system Brand of brake fluid See subsection 2.1 . Adjustment data of the brake pedal See subsection 2.1 . Gap between vacuum booster rod and brake master cylinder piston 0 mm Brake Switch Adjustment (Dimension A for circuit...
ABS anti-lock braking system Automatic brake release system (ABS system), is designed to improve vehicle stability during heavy braking or when driving in poor road conditions. This is ensured by the fact that the pressure in the brake circuit is...
Disc brake pads — replacement Attention! Pads are changed only as a set for one axle. When cleaning the pads, remove dust and dirt by wiping with a rag soaked in alcohol or a special liquid; blowing is prohibited. This procedure applies to the rear...
Brake caliper — removal and installation Front brake parts (for models with 4-cylinder engine) 1. Caliper; 2. Caliper bracket; 3. Seal; 4. Finger; 5. Rubber boot; 6. Pad retainers (for vehicles with 5S-FE engine); 7. Pad retainers (for vehicles with 1MZ-FE...
Brake disc — removal, inspection and installation Examination 1. Loosen wheel nuts, raise vehicle and place on stands. Remove the wheels and screw the wheel nuts back in place to secure the disc to the hub (washers can be put on to ensure the application of force to...
Drum brake pads — replacement Rear drum brake parts 1. Plug; 2. Piston; 3. Spring; 4. The union for removal of air; 5. Piston seal; 6. Outer piston seal; 7. Wheel cylinder; 8. The lever of a drive of a block of a parking brake; 9. Automatic...
Wheel brake cylinder — removal and installation Attention! Cylinders are changed only in pairs per axle. Removing 1. Raise the rear of the car. 2. Remove pads (see subsection 10.4. and subsection 10.7. ). 3. Clean the wheel cylinder. 4. Loosen the hydraulic fitting....
Brake master cylinder — removal and installation Details of fastening of the main cylinder 1. Master cylinder; 2. Gasket; 3. Vacuum amplifier; 4. Tee-splitter; 5. Splitter (for vehicles without ABS) Removing 1. Disconnect the connector from the tank. 2. Remove fluid...
Hoses and tubes for hydraulic brakes It is recommended to check the condition of hoses and tubes every 6 months. If cracks, leaks, swelling or other damage are found, replace the hose. Front hoses 1. Raise the car and remove the wheel. 2. Unscrew the tube...
Removal of air from a hydraulic drive of brakes The need to bleed the hydraulic drive on all wheels occurs after disconnecting the tubes on the brake master cylinder or when the fluid level in the reservoir drops sharply. When disassembling the hydraulic drive of one...
Vacuum brake booster — removal, inspection and installation Brake booster 1. Master cylinder; 2. Hose; 3. Gasket; 4. Fork axle; 5. Fork; 6. Cotter pin; 7. Vacuum amplifier; 8. Gasket; 9. Splitter on ABS brakes Checking the operation of the vacuum booster 1. Press the brake pedal...
Parking brake — adjustment The parking brake should be able to hold the car on a slope with 5-8 clicks of travel. Adjustment is necessary if the brake stroke is less than 5 clicks (rear wheels can be hard to turn) or more 8 (the car brakes...
Parking brake cables — replacement Parts of the parking brake cable drive 1. Hatch cover; 2. Bracket (cars with separate seats); 3. Parking brake cable N4; 4. Intermediate lever; 5. Parking brake cable N1; 6. Sleeve; 7. Amplifying section Details of the...
The switch of a signal of braking — removal and installation Stop signal switch 1. Pedal height; 2. Pusher; 3. Brake light switch The brake light switch is mounted on a bracket near the top of the pedal. Removal and installation 1. Disconnect the battery from the ground,...
ABS: the natural choice for the car The wheel speed sensor is located in the hub. The purpose of ABS is simple to formulate - it prevents the wheels from locking during braking. Is the brake pedal pressed too hard? It doesn't matter - the electronics,...
Brake system malfunctions Malfunction Cause Braking begins when the pedal is moved almost to the floor (increased pedal travel) Leak in the system Air in the system Jamming of the mechanism of automatic adjustment of the rear brake Damage to the...