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62-480                       DIAGNOSIS-SERVICE BRAKING SYSTEM

           SERVICE BRAKING SYSTEM


           PRECAUTIONS


           1.     Service braking system could only be repaired by trained and skillful technicians
                  and could only be replaced with original parts.
           2.     Before diagnosis for brake control system, troubles of basic braking system must be
                  first excluded if any
           (a).   The braking system has noise.
           (b).   The brake pedal is too hard.
           (c).   Brake pedal or the vehicle shakes in regular braking.
           (d).   Braking deviation occurs.
           (e).   Parking braking system has troubles.
           3.     The following points shall be noted in connecting and disconnecting service braking system:
           (a).   Relevant connector shall be unplugged before disconnecting negative cable of the
                  battery when the Ignition switch is located at “lock” position.
           (b).   The connector must be properly installed both at horizontal and vertical position to
                  avoid connector damage.
           4.     The braking line must be connected in a correct way. Mistake connection may lead
                  to severe accident. The braking line must be connected based on the marks in  ESP
                  controller assembly.
           5.     Braking control system may have noise under the following conditions:
           (a).   After power supply connection or engine startup, the short “buzz” is normal
                  sound produced by the braking control system for self-examination.
           (b).   The braking control system may product the following normal sound. For example:
                  • The engine and magnetic valve and the reflux pump within hydraulic unit of the
                     braking control system may produce action sound.
                  •The sound caused by rebound of brake pedal.
                  • The sound of crash between suspension and car body due to emergent braking.
           6.     ESP is a passive safety system. It is mainly to keep steerability and traveling stability
                  making the largest use of ground attachment. However, ESP may not prevent
                  slippage when the vehicle is driving out of physical limits or on a slippery road.
           7.     When the vehicle is driving on a jolt road with gravel and accumulated snow ( deep
                  fresh snow ) , basic braking distance may be larger than that without  ESP .
           8.     When the warning light indicates an error, you should connect all necessary
                  information from customers ( applicable symptoms specific to certain conditions).
                  Find out mistake reasons before diagnosis and repair. Beside electrical systems, the
                  brake booster, brake fluid level and braking line should also be examined for brake
                  fluid leakage.
           9.     If tires and hubs are not used in proper combinations of dimensions and modes,
                  or parts of friction plate, calipers, wheel cylinder and flexible brake hose are not
                  original, the braking distance and cornering stability is not to be expected.
           10.    ESP ground lead must be tightly sealed to prevent permeation of water and moisture
                  into ESP ECU connector through wiring duct under capillary effect which may cause
                  disfunction.


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