Automobile Accessories User Manual
Conditions: Possible Cause(s): What to Check: Corrections:
➀Chamber exceeds Incorrect initial Check the chamber strokeIf the air chamber still
two-inch maximumadjustment or after 20 brake overstrokes, replace the
stroke requirementinoperative automaticapplications. caliper/saddle assembly.
adjuster Refer to Sections 3 and 4.
➁ Brake drag Incorrect lining-to- Minimum stroke Replace the caliper/saddle
rotor clearance 7/8-inch (22 mm) assembly.
Incorrect initial Adjust the rotor to pad
adjustment clearance. Refer to Section 4.
Vehicle brake releaseCorrect operation of theRepair or replace parts as
pressure malfunctionquick release valve required.
➂Short outboard Caliper seized or Damaged slide-pin seals Replace the caliper/saddle
brake pad lining lifesticking on slide pins assembly.
Caliper should move
back and forth by hand
with linings removed
➃Short lining life Refer to conditions ➁Refer to conditions ➁ Refer to conditions ➁and ➂.
and ➂. and ➂.
Rotor surface Cracks or heavy heat Refer to Section 5 for disc
checking. Refer to inspection.
Section 5.
➄Brake smoking High brake Refer to conditions ➁, ➂Refer to conditions ➁, ➂
temperature and ➃. and ➃.
Grease, oil, etc., on Grease, oil, etc., on the Check for oil leaks in the
the linings linings brake area. Repair as
required. Clean the rotor
and caliper assembly.
Replace the linings.
Refer to Sections 3 and 4.
➅Poor stopping Vehicle brake releaseCorrect operation of theHave the system evaluated
power pressure malfunctionquick-release valve by a qualified brake system
specialist.
•• Long stopping Brakes out of Stroke exceeds Refer to condition
➀.
distances adjustment two-inch requirement
•• Poor driver feelVehicle overload Refer to the GAWR Observe the vehicle
•• Lack of normal limitations on the vehicle manufacturer's load
response I.D. plate. recommendations.
Lining contaminationGrease, oil, etc., on the Inspect for oil leaks in the
linings brake area. Repair as
required. Clean the rotor and
caliper assembly. Replace the
linings. Refer to Sections 3
and 4.
Section 6
Diagnostics
DXP 195 Air Release and Hydraulic Release Parking Disc Brakes
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