BRAKE ROTOR THICKNESS, CHECKING, WITH ENGRAVED "min. weight"

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Special tools and workshop equipment required

Commercially Available Digital Caliper or Micrometer Gauge.

Procedure

Fig 1: Identifying Ceramic Brake Rotor Data

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The minimum permitted brake rotor thickness "min.th." is engraved in the brake rotor cup -3-.

NOTE:

The engraving "min. weight " -4- is not on all brake rotors.

-- Measure the brake rotor thickness -x- three times around the circumference in addition to the individual wear indicators.

Fig 2: Measure Brake Disc Thickness Three Times On Each Wear Indicator Circumference Of Brake Disc

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NOTE:

If dimension -x- = minimum thickness "+0.2 mm" is reached, also check the wear indicators to determine the brake rotor wear. Refer to WEAR INDICATORS, CHECKING .

If the permissible minimum thickness "min.th." is reached or is under, then the brake rotor can no longer be used. The brake rotor must be replaced.

If there is abrasion both brake rotors on both sides of the axle must always be replaced.

WARNING:

Risk of accident due to insufficient braking effect.

Ceramic brakes should be replaced when, one of the defined wear limits is reached. The brake rotor can no longer be driven.

If a brake rotor is damaged or worn, check the other brake rotors for damage and wear.