1. 1 Brakes - 1 Brakes - 1 Mr. Lombardi

2. 2 Brakes  Modern automotive brake systems use hydraulic force to create friction  Convert motion to heat energy  2 brake types  Disc Brakes  Drum Brakes

3. 3 Brakes

4. 4 Disc Brakes  Hydraulic pressure pushes caliper piston (1800 psi.)  Pressure squeezes pads against rotor Cont. Parts

5. 5 Disc Brakes  Disc brakes  Convert motion to heat energy through friction

6. 6 Disc Brake Parts  Rotors  Cast Iron  Composite  Ceramic

7. 7 Disc Brake Parts  Caliper  Floating  Fixed

8. 8 Disc Brake Parts  Pads – 2 Parts  Steel Backing  Friction Material  Organic  Semi-Metallic  Ceramic

9. 9 Disc Brake Parts  Hoses  Teflon Coated Rubber  Steel Braided

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11. 11 Disc Brakes  Checking Pad Thickness

12. 12 Checking Pad Thickness

13. 13 Disc Brakes  Remove Caliper  1 or 2 caliper slide bolts

14. 14 Disc Brakes  Remove Pads

15. 15 Disc Brakes  Remove Caliper Mount

16. 16 Disc Brakes  Remove Rotor

17. 17 Disc Brakes  Compress Caliper

18. 18 Disc Brakes  Clean Hub (wire brush)

19. 19 Disc Brakes  Clean Caliper Bracket (wire brush)

20. 20 Disc Brakes  Install Rotor, Bracket, and New Pads

21. 21 Disc Brakes  Install Caliper

22. 22 Disc Brakes  Be sure to torque all fasteners to manufactures recommendations!

23. 23 Disc Brakes  Pump brake pedal several times to seat pads  Top off master cylinder as necessary

24. 24 The End