Skoda Kodiaq 2017 Workshop Manual page 126

Kodiaq 2017 ➤ , Kodiaq 2019 ➤
Brake systems - Edition 11.2018
– Clamp the brake line in the gripping pliers -4- tight enough, so
that it protrudes approx. 50 mm out of the plastic chuck jaws.
– Tension the peeler -3- in a boring machine and place it onto
the brake line.
– Peel off the coating of the brake line using the slower speed
of the boring machine and by exerting a slight pressure against
the brake line.
The length of the peeling is determined by the stop in the peeler.
– Separate the peeler from the brake line and remove peel res‐
idues.
– Remove gripping pliers.
Crimping
– Slide pipe screw -D- onto the brake line.
– Push the brake line -B- against the stop -A- in the flaring tool.
Note
When tightening the Allen screws the brake line must lie against
the stop, otherwise the flaring head does not function properly.
– Pre-tension the brake line in the flaring tool so that the brake
line can no longer be moved. Fold up the stop -A- and then
tighten the Allen screws crosswise completely with the offset
screwdriver -C-.
– Turn the spindle in the flaring tool up to the stop.
– Turn back the spindle once again.
– Loosen the Allan screws crosswise.
– Take the brake line out of the flaring tool, clean and check the
brake line as well as the flaring head.
Briefly flush the part of the brake line still in the vehicle:
– Connect the brake filling and bleeding device - VAS 5234- , fit
the hose of the bleeding bottle onto the flaring head of the
brake line and allow the brake filling and bleeding device - VAS
5234- to run briefly until some brake fluid has passed through.
– Purge the brake line that you will be fitting with compressed
air.
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Rep. gr.47 - Brakes - hydraulics