1. Slightly weaken the gate of pumping of the brake mechanism of the right back wheel, then again bring up him so that it was easily and quickly released during the procedure.
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2. Pull on the gate a suitable plastic or rubber hose which second end lower in the transparent vessel which is partially filled with pure brake fluid (see an accompanying illustration). The cut of a hose has to be completely shipped in liquid. |
3. Ask the assistant to squeeze out several times slowly a pedal of a foot brake, having lifted thereby pressure in system. 4. At recorded in we string the provision of a brake pedal slightly open the pumping gate so that from it brake fluid began to be forced out. You watch a liquid exit from the end of a hose shipped in liquid. In couple of seconds when the pressure weakens, close the gate and allow the assistant to release a pedal. 5. Repeat procedures of the last two paragraphs until liquid, free from air bubbles, does not begin to follow from the gate, then pass to the brake mechanism of the left forward wheel. Working in a similar manner, pump over this mechanism, then mechanisms left back and right forward wheels.
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Constantly watch that liquid level in the GTTs tank did not fall excessively low! |
6. Do not add old brake fluid in the tank at all, – it is hygroscopic in the highest measure and over time absorbs in itself a lot of moisture that leads to falling of a point of its boiling and, as a result, to decrease in efficiency of braking. Besides, presence at hydraulic system of moisture promotes the accelerated aging of material of flexible brake hoses. 7. Upon completion of pumping add fresh brake fluid in the GTTs tank, having normalized its level. 8. Check efficiency of functioning of brakes. The pedal when squeezing has to show firm resistance, – the feeling of softness of its course demonstrates existence in hydraulic contours of air and need of repetition of the procedure of pumping.
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Do not start operation of the car at all, being not absolutely sure of serviceability of functioning of the brake system!
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