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Unlike 4×4 truck systems of the day, these systems were always engaged and could not be disengaged by the driver. The brake hydraulic control module on these vehicles has at least 12 valves. If the car or truck is accelerating hard from a stop, the ETS will apply the brakes independently to prevent slipping.
Malfunctioning electronic control unit (ECU): If the ECU fails due to an electrical issue like low voltage, the electronic parking brake system won’t engage efficiently. Faulty sensors: The electronic parking brake relies on sensors to monitor brake engagement, position, and hydraulic pressure.
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At the master cylinder on some vehicles, there might be a quick-take-up valve in the replenish port to hydraulically pull the caliper piston back from the rotor. Some vehicles are even using the valves in the ABS module to electronically retract the pistons. This abutment clip has a metal finger that pushes the pad away from the rotor.
At the master cylinder on some vehicles, there might be a quick-take-up valve in the replenish port to hydraulically pull the caliper piston back from the rotor. Some vehicles are even using the valves in the ABS module to electronically retract the pistons. This abutment clip has a metal finger that pushes the pad away from the rotor.
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Unlike 4×4 truck systems of the day, these systems were always engaged. The brake hydraulic control module on these vehicles has at least 12 valves. If the car or truck is accelerating hard from a stop, the system will apply the brakes independently to prevent slipping. Many AWD systems came onto the market in the 1990s.
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Second, it must be able to stop a vehicle under a specific distance if the hydraulic brakes have failed. On some GM full-sized trucks, you must adjust the shoe-to-drum clearance. The parking or emergency brake has to perform two distinct jobs. First, it must be able to hold the vehicle on an incline.
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Electronic stability control (ESC) also went by another name when it was first introduced – roll-over mitigation. Both ABS and ESC use the same module to carry out corrections, the ABS hydraulic control module, or HCU. This module has three parts: the electronic module, hydraulic modulator and pump. What is AEB?
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