Master Cylinder; Removal; Installation; Front Disc Brake - Datsun 510 Workshop Manual

Maintenance & repair 1969-1973
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Brakes
MASTER CYLINDER
Removal
Remove the clevis
pin
connecting
the
push
rod
with
the
brake
pedal
and
disengage
the
master
cylinder
from the
pedal
Disconnect the brake tube from the
master
cylinder
Screw
out
master
cylinder fixing
nuts
and
remove
the
master
cylinder
from
the dash
board
Installation
Installation
is
a
reversal
of the
removal
procedure
but the
following
operation
should
be added
Adjust
the
pedal height by changing
the
push
rod
length
of the
master
cylinder
Bleed air
out
of the
master
cylinder
FRONT DISC BRAKE
Description
Figure
130
shows
the
relation
of
forces
working
As
brake
pedal
is
depressed
Ii
I
I
j
cf
6
@7
4
Y
hydraulic
pressure
from the
master
cylinder
forces the
piston
of wheel
cylinder
out
of the
caliper
bore and thrusts inner
pad
forward
un
til it contacts disc
and
simultaneously pushes
outer
pad by
reaction force F
These forces
cause
rotating
moment
which increases
reac
tion force F
This is called self
energizing
ac
tion In this SC brake it is around
50
As
pad
wears
movement of
piston
is
in
creased and when seal is deflected
more
than
its elastic deformation
piston
wiil slide
out
ward
causing
slip
between seal and
piston
thus
assuring
constant
clearance between
pad
and disc
Removal
Jack
up
the vehicle and
support
it
on
stands
and
remove
the wheel
Disconnect the front brake
hose
from
the
brake tube
Note
Plug
up
the
brake tube
with
a
wooden peg
to
avoid
spilling
fluid
during
work
on
caliper
Screw
out
the bolts
fixing
the
caliper
to
the
knuckle
flange
and
remove
the
caliper
assembly
I
l Y
0
t
Push rod
ass
y
2
Dust
cover
3
Stopper
ring
4
Piston
ass
y
A
5
PistOn
ass1y 8
6
Secondary
piston
cap
7
Pbton
8
Primary
piston
cap
9
Master
cylinder
body
10
Reservoir band
ass
y
11
Reservoir
12
Reservoir
cap
ass1y
13
Filter
14
Bleeder
screw
15
Check valve
spring
16
Check valve
ass
y
17
Valve cap
gasket
18
Valve cap
Fig
I29 Tandem Master
Cylinder
82

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