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Brake system of the car Toyota Land Cruiser 100
Brake system — design description
All models of cars considered in this Manual are equipped with a hydraulic brake system with vacuum booster. Disc brakes are installed on all wheels. All brake mechanisms are equipped with self-regulators. In this case,...
All models of cars considered in this Manual are equipped with a hydraulic brake system with vacuum booster. Disc brakes are installed on all wheels. All brake mechanisms are equipped with self-regulators. In this case,...
Brake system specifications
General parameters Characteristic Meaning Brake fluid type Free travel of foot brake pedal, mm See Chapter Vehicle settings and routine maintenance ABS VSS Resistance See Chapter Vehicle settings and routine maintenance...
General parameters Characteristic Meaning Brake fluid type Free travel of foot brake pedal, mm See Chapter Vehicle settings and routine maintenance ABS VSS Resistance See Chapter Vehicle settings and routine maintenance...
Anti-lock Brake System (ABS) — General Information and Error Codes
General information Typical ABS component layout 1 - Wheel sensor; 2 - ABS relay; 3 - ABS hydraulic modulator; 4 - ABS system ECU; 5 - Diagnostic connector DLC 1; 6 - Slowdown sensor; 7 - ABS warning light; 8 - Wheel...
General information Typical ABS component layout 1 - Wheel sensor; 2 - ABS relay; 3 - ABS hydraulic modulator; 4 - ABS system ECU; 5 - Diagnostic connector DLC 1; 6 - Slowdown sensor; 7 - ABS warning light; 8 - Wheel...
Replacing brake pads
Warning! Brake pads must be replaced simultaneously on both front/rear brake mechanisms. Remember that dust generated during operation of the brake mechanisms may contain asbestos, which is extremely harmful to human...
Warning! Brake pads must be replaced simultaneously on both front/rear brake mechanisms. Remember that dust generated during operation of the brake mechanisms may contain asbestos, which is extremely harmful to human...
Removal and installation of disc brake calipers
Warning! Remember that the dust generated during operation of the brake mechanisms may contain asbestos, which is extremely harmful to human health. Never blow off dust with compressed air or inhale it; wear a...
Warning! Remember that the dust generated during operation of the brake mechanisms may contain asbestos, which is extremely harmful to human health. Never blow off dust with compressed air or inhale it; wear a...
Checking the condition, removing and installing the brake disc
Checking the status 1. Loosen the wheel nuts, set the parking brake, jack up the car and place it on supports. Remove the corresponding wheel. 2. Remove the brake caliper (see section Removal and installation of disc...
Checking the status 1. Loosen the wheel nuts, set the parking brake, jack up the car and place it on supports. Remove the corresponding wheel. 2. Remove the brake caliper (see section Removal and installation of disc...
Removal and installation of the master brake cylinder (MBC)
Note: A failed brake master cylinder must be replaced. It is not recommended to attempt to perform a refurbishment of the brake master cylinder. Components for installation and assembly of the GTZ 1. Place rags under...
Note: A failed brake master cylinder must be replaced. It is not recommended to attempt to perform a refurbishment of the brake master cylinder. Components for installation and assembly of the GTZ 1. Place rags under...
Checking the condition and replacing brake lines and hoses
1. Approximately every six months, lift the car and check all flexible hoses connecting the steel tubes of the hydraulic circuits to the brake mechanisms of the wheels for cracks, signs of damage to the protective...
1. Approximately every six months, lift the car and check all flexible hoses connecting the steel tubes of the hydraulic circuits to the brake mechanisms of the wheels for cracks, signs of damage to the protective...
Load Sensing/Bypass Valve (LSP & BP)
The center of gravity of trucks is higher than that of passenger cars, and in addition, when the vehicle is unloaded, it is noticeably shifted forward. During braking, the combination of these factors results in the...
The center of gravity of trucks is higher than that of passenger cars, and in addition, when the vehicle is unloaded, it is noticeably shifted forward. During braking, the combination of these factors results in the...
Adjusting the parking brake
1. The parking brake is set and released by means of a control lever located between the front seats. Adjusters built into the parking brake mechanisms automatically compensate for wear on the brake shoes. However, the...
1. The parking brake is set and released by means of a control lever located between the front seats. Adjusters built into the parking brake mechanisms automatically compensate for wear on the brake shoes. However, the...
Replacing the parking brake cables
Parking Brake Assembly Components 1 - Pin; 2 - Parking brake actuator crank; 3 - Clamp; 4 - Cotter pin; 5 - Spring; 6 - Crank arm cover; 7 - Crank arm bracket; 8 - Parking brake cable; 9 - Inner parking brake cable; 10...
Parking Brake Assembly Components 1 - Pin; 2 - Parking brake actuator crank; 3 - Clamp; 4 - Cotter pin; 5 - Spring; 6 - Crank arm cover; 7 - Crank arm bracket; 8 - Parking brake cable; 9 - Inner parking brake cable; 10...
Checking, removing and installing the brake booster
Brake booster installation components The brake booster servo does not require regular maintenance, except for periodic checks of the vacuum hose. The brake booster installation components are shown in the illustration...
Brake booster installation components The brake booster servo does not require regular maintenance, except for periodic checks of the vacuum hose. The brake booster installation components are shown in the illustration...
Bleeding the brake system
Warning! Bleed the brake system wearing protective glasses. If brake fluid accidentally gets into your eyes, rinse them immediately with plenty of water and seek medical help! 1. Bleeding of the hydraulic system is...
Warning! Bleed the brake system wearing protective glasses. If brake fluid accidentally gets into your eyes, rinse them immediately with plenty of water and seek medical help! 1. Bleeding of the hydraulic system is...
Adjusting the foot brake pedal
Foot brake pedal installation height when released The height of the foot brake pedal is the distance from the floor panel (the carpet is not removable) to the center point of the surface of the rubber pad (refer to the...
Foot brake pedal installation height when released The height of the foot brake pedal is the distance from the floor panel (the carpet is not removable) to the center point of the surface of the rubber pad (refer to the...
Checking and replacing the brake light switch sensor
Examination 1. The brake light switch sensor is attached to the foot brake pedal support bracket (refer to the illustration Foot brake pedal installation height when released ). To gain access, remove the trim panel...
Examination 1. The brake light switch sensor is attached to the foot brake pedal support bracket (refer to the illustration Foot brake pedal installation height when released ). To gain access, remove the trim panel...
ABS sensors and actuator — removal, testing and installation
ABS Vehicle Speed Sensors (VSS) Note: The procedure below is performed on a moving vehicle, with the system in diagnostic mode. In this case, the ABS system will not operate, only the regular brake system will remain...
ABS Vehicle Speed Sensors (VSS) Note: The procedure below is performed on a moving vehicle, with the system in diagnostic mode. In this case, the ABS system will not operate, only the regular brake system will remain...
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