Brake Specifications System type - Front disc, rear drum or disc, double diagonal chain, with vacuum or hydraulic booster. Rear brake pressure regulator. Hand brake on the rear...
General description of the braking system The brake system has two circuits, with disc front and drum or disc rear brakes. Double chain - diagonal, in case of breakage of one chain, the remaining chain...
Brake system maintenance Perform the following procedures at the intervals given in " Maintenance " at the beginning of the guide. Checking brake pad wear 1. Check the thickness of the...
Front brake pads — check, removal and installation 1. Apply the parking brake, then jack up the front of the vehicle and support it on axle stands. 2. The thickness of the outer front brake pads can be checked...
Front brake caliper — removal and installation 1. Apply the parking brake, then jack up the front of the vehicle and support it on axle stands. 2. Remove the corresponding front wheel. Install the clamp on...
Front brake caliper — bulkhead 1. Clean the outer surface of the caliper, make sure that foreign objects do not get into the opening of the hydraulic hose. 2. Clamp the caliper in a vise. 3....
Brake discs — check, removal and installation 1. Jack up the vehicle from the front or rear and support it on axle stands. Remove the wheel. 2. Rotate the disk to examine its condition. Light wear is...
Rear brake shoes — check and replacement 1. The thickness of the rear drum brake pads can be checked without removing the brake drums. Remove the rubber plug that is located above the handbrake cable...
Brake drum — check and restoration 1. Each time the brake drums are removed, they must be checked for wear and damage. Light wearing of the friction surface is acceptable, but if it is...
Rear brake pads — check, removal and installation 1. Block the front wheels, then jack up the rear of the vehicle and support it on axle stands. 2. The thickness of the rear outer brake pads can be checked...
Rear brake caliper — removal and installation 1. Block the front wheels, then jack up the rear of the vehicle and support it on axle stands. Remove the relevant rear wheel, release the handbrake. 2....
Rear brake caliper — bulkhead 1. Clean the outer surface of the caliper. Do not allow foreign objects to get into the opening of the hydraulic hose. 2. Clamp the caliper in a vice, piston...
Master cylinder — removal and installation 1. Depress the brake pedal several times to remove the vacuum from the vacuum booster, or release the pressure in the hydraulic booster unit (depending on the...
Master cylinder — bulkhead 1. The master cylinder is sealed, so it cannot be disassembled. If defective, replace with a new one. 2. The reservoir can be removed by simply pulling it off...
Brake pressure regulator — check and adjustment 1. The pressure regulator in the brake system is located on the rear axle on the right side, and moves up and down as a result of the movement of the rear axle...
Hydraulic system — pumping 1. If any parts in the brake system are removed or disconnected, or if the fluid level in the master cylinder drops noticeably, air will inevitably enter the...
Anti-lock braking system (ABS) — general description Anti-lock braking system (ABS) installed at the factory on some models by request. The system is unrepairable. The system prevents the wheels from locking up,...
Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) — Pressure Check Note: This test requires a pressure gauge capable of measuring liquid pressure up to 50 bar. 1. Apply the handbrake, then raise the front of the vehicle and...
Brake pedal — removal and installation 1. From inside the vehicle, disconnect the return spring from the brake pedal and booster push rod clamp. Remove the lower instrument panel, if necessary. 2....
Handbrake lever — removal and installation 1. From inside the vehicle, remove the plastic cover on the front of the tray under the handbrake lever. Loosen the screw. 2. Remove the rear ashtray, unscrew...
Hand brake — adjustment 1. It is not normally necessary to adjust the handbrake as the rear brakes (drum and disc) - self-regulating. Adjustment will only be required after replacing...
Vacuum amplifier — description and verification 1. The vacuum booster is located between the brake pedal and the master cylinder, and makes it easier for the driver to press the brake pedal. Except for the...
Vacuum booster — removal and installation 1. Remove the master cylinder as described in Chapter 13 . 2. Remove the one-way valve and vacuum hose from the booster block. 3. From inside the vehicle,...
Hydraulic booster unit — description Model 1990 2309 cm 3 is equipped with a hydraulic booster instead of vacuum. The system uses pressure from the power steering system. The gas-filled...
Hydraulic booster block — removal and installation 1. Relieve all feedback hydraulic pressure by depressing the brake pedal with the engine off about twenty times. 2. Remove the master cylinder as described in...
Hydraulic booster system — check 1. To check for leaks from the hydraulic booster unit, turn off the engine, then disconnect the return pipe from the unit. Only a few drops of fluid should...
Stoplight switch — removal and installation 1. From inside the vehicle, disconnect the wiring from the switch on the pedal hanger (photo). 2. Remove the switch from the special bracket. If necessary,...
Hand brake cables — removal and installation 1. Block the front wheels, then jack up the rear of the vehicle and support it on axle stands. Remove heat shield where used. 2. Turn off a fixing nut from the...
Troubleshooting the brake system Excessive pedal travel Air in the hydraulic system brake fluid leak Unequal braking and drift to one side Brake pads or brake shoes contaminated with oil or...