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Installing Brake Shoes

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  1. Remove tie-wrap -arrow-  on actuator for EPB.
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    Removing tie-wraps

    Information 

    Align the entire unit in the middle.

  2. Fit brake shoes with adjustment device and lower tension spring -4-  .
  3. Install compression spring -3-  and upper tension spring -4-  .
    WARNING: Preloaded or pressurized components 
    • Risk of injury (e.g. crushing or bruising) when removing and installing springs. 

      → Do not reach into the danger area.

      → Relieve the tension on components before starting work.

      → Secure components to prevent them from loosening suddenly.

      → Wear protective gloves and goggles.

      → Be very careful when working on the brake system.

    1. 3.1 Engage upper tension spring -4-  .
    2. 3.2 Install compression springs -3-  .
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    Compression and tension springs

  4. Check that compression spring -arrow-  is fitted securely.
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    Checking that compression spring is fitted securely

    1. 4.1 Disconnect electric plug connection on the speed sensor.
    2. 4.2 Using a pocket lamp, check that the compression spring -arrow-  is engaged.
    3. 4.3 Plug in electric plug connection on the speed sensor.
  5. Illuminate the cut-out behind the brake disc using a pocket lamp and check that the compression spring -arrow-  is engaged.
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    Checking that compression spring is fitted securely behind brake calliper