User's Manual

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BRAKE SYSTEMS DIAGNOSTIC GUIDE
POTENTIAL CONDITION/CAUSE ACTION (SERVICE MANUAL SECTION)
Dragging brakes See DRAGGING BRAKES
Poor lining-to-drum contact. Linings are tapered
across width:
Bell-mouthed drum Replace drum (3)
Bent brake spider Replace spider (3,6)
Bent or stretched brake shoe Replace shoe (3,6)
Loose wheel bearing Torque spindle nuts and check end play (6)
Worn or damaged cam Replace cam (3,6)
Shoe-to-shoe variation:
Mismatched lining friction codes Replace lining(s) with proper friction code (5)
Stretched shoe Replace shoe (3,6)
Brake components:
Flat spots on cam or roller Replace cam or roller (3,6)
Worn anchor pin Replace anchor pin (3,6)
Worn camshaft or bushings Replace camshaft and bushings (5)
Unequal wear on side-to-side brakes for same axle:
Mismatched lining friction codes Replace lining(s) with proper friction code (5)
Seized or binding camshaft Clean and lubricate camshaft (2)
Brake drum surface in poor condition Replace drum (3)
Loose wheel bearing Torque spindle nuts and check end play (6)
Performing downgrade braking using light drag Use snub method on downgrades
Slack adjuster not set properly:
Incorrect installation of slack adjuster Install slack adjuster properly (3,6)
Incorrect in-service adjustment Check and correct adjustment procedure (2)
Incorrect setup of external reference control arms Perform correct setup procedure (2)
(Eaton-Haldex)
Broken or bent parts Replace damaged parts as required (3,6)
Wear on edge of lining:
Wrong lining width Replace lining (5)
Wrong drum Replace drum (3)
Loose bearing adjustment. Bearing spacer missing or too thin Replace spacer and torque spindle nuts. Check end
play (6)
PREMATURE LINING WEAR