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SERVICE BRAKES
-
Service
Adjustment
Procedures
35-45
lntake
manifold
side
Brake
booster
side
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Proportioningvalve
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Output
pressure
lnput
pressure
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2.
Check
the operation of the
check valve by using a vacuum
pump.
Gaution
lf the
check valve is defestive, replace
it
as an asscmbly
unit together
with the
vacuum
hose.
PROPORTIONING VALVE
FUNCilON TEST
t.'rxcr
1.
Connect
two
pressure gauges, one each to the input side
and output side of
the
proportioning valve. as shown.
2.
Air
bleed
the
brake line and the pressure gauge.
3.
While
gradually depressing
the
brake pedal, make
the
following
measurements
and check
to
be
sure that the
measured values are
within the allowable
range.
(1) Output
pressure bögins
to
drop
relative
to
input
pres-
sure (split point).
Standard value:
<zWD>
2.45-2.95
MPa
124.5
-
29.5 kg/
cm2,
348
-
42O
p.il
<4WD>
3.45-3.95
MPa
(34.5-39.5
kg,/cmz,
491-561 plil
(2)
Output
fluid
pressure
when input fluid
pressure are
as
follows.
Standard value:
<2WD> 3.65-4.15
MPa
(30.5-41 .5
kg/wrf,
519-59O
psil
'
[at
6.7
MPa (67
kg/crf,g53
paill
<4WD> 4.65-5.15
MPa
{46.5-51 .5
kg/crf,
661-732
psil
lat7.7
MPa
177
kg/clrn2, l,OgS pCll
(3)
Output pressure difference between left and right
brake
lines
Limit:
O.4 MPa
14
kg/cmz, 57
psil
4.
lf the
measured pressures arb not
within the permissiblq
ranges,
replace.
the
proportioning
valvq.
t"
BLEEDING
üv,.r
When
the
master-
cylinder is empty
of
brake fluid, bleed air
from the master
cylinder
by
proceeding
with
procedures
(11
thru
(6). {Because-this master cylinder is
not equipped with
a
check valve.)
'
.
When.brakefluid remains
in
the
master cylinder, proceed
with
step
(6).
(1) Disconnect
the
brake
tube from the master
cylinder.
' (2).Two
persons should conduct the air bleeding, one penion
'-:
slowly depressing
the
brake pedal and holding
the
pedal,
'depressed.
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Vacuum pump connection
AccepVreject criteria
Connection
at
the
brake
booster side
O
A
negative pressure (vacuum)
is
created and
held.
connection
at the
intake
manifold side
@
A
negative
pressure (vacuum) is not
created.

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