Auto Spare Parts Brake Disc for Toyota Land Cruiser 100 OEM: 43512-60170
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- Q: Figure P9.25 shows the essential parts of a hydraulic brake system. The area of the piston in the master cylinder is 1.75 cm2, and that of the piston in the brake cylinder is 6.4 cm2. The coefficient of friction between shoe and wheel drum is 0.50. If the wheel has a radius of 32 cm, determine the frictional torque about the axle when a force of 39 N is exerted on the brake pedal.To see image I will email it to you.I looked on yahoo answers before and someone gave answers that didn‘t make sense to me. They said to find the normal force (Fn) to find the force of friction (Ff) and that the torque (T) will be equal to Ff*r*(sin theta).They said Fn Force exerted on brake and that Ff Fn* coefficient of friction/(area of master cylinder + area of brake cylinder).It seems to me that they are confusing pressure with force. Because doesn‘t PressureForce/Area??? Please explain how to use the radius of each cylinder and why we use it in that way.
- As Fred says, Citroen hydraulic systems use green LHM fluid, as do any others with Citroen-based hydraulic suspension systems jointly with Rolls Royce. that is unique and would not mixture with the different fluid. LHM absorbs in basic terms an infinitesimal share of moisture, in comparison to widely used brake fluid. (in case you look on the suspension spheres in a Rolls Royce boot you will see the Citroen chevrons!)
- Q: BLeeding the brakes should i do just the rear or can i just do tha back tires?i am not exactly sure what a combination valve is either and their telling me to hold it open during the bleeding process.a little advice would be nice for this its a 1978 chevy 20 van.thanks!
- it would have to be a very small house and it would have to have tiny 12V appliances (or you would have to step up the voltage with some kind of transformer the maximum theoretical amount of energy available from your water drop can be easily calculated (the actual will be considerably smaller than max theoretical, but it will give you a ball park feel) the energy is equal to the mass of the water times elevation squared times the accelleration of gravity (mgh) you didn't provide the flow rate you had but suppose you had 100 gal/min of water, and the 10 ft drop 100gal/min(min/60 sec)*(8.34 lbm/gal)*10ft * 32.2 ft/sec^2 now, divide by the constant gc 32.2 lbm-ft/lbf-sec^2 139 ft-lbf/sec since 1 ft-lbf 1.36 watt-sec 190 watts so, if I have done this right (and I very well may have messed something up trying to type my arithmetic) it looks like 100 gal/min of flow, with a 10 foot drop, could generate 190 watts or, not quite enough to power two 100 watt bulbs the actual energy you might get would be considerably less than that, depending on the quality of your turbine-generator you probably would get less than half of theoretical you should check my math, but the principle is sound the amount of energy available is the energy lost by the water which is the mass of the water times the change in altitude that you are harnessing good luck
- Q: my brakes wont lock up,ive replaced pads,calipers,front and rear,im not losing any fluid,i bleed‘em,the brakes hold pressure during stopping and when i slam them on but the pedal does not go to the floor ,but yet the wheels still dont skid to a stop and i donot have anti-lock brakespls help.my car is a 97 cougar
- You say you don't have ABS, but that car was supposed to have ABS hmmmm From what you describe it sounds like your vacuum booster is defective. It is not taking your foot pressure and applying enough boost to cause the wheels to lock up.
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- A little bit of scuffing is normal, no rotor is perfectly flat. Best way to check is to put the bike on the center-side or a bike-bench and rotate the wheels while inspecting the rotation. The drive-chain can also make some noise, check for tension and lube.
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- 96km/k 96/3.6 26.6 m/s Finally the car stops. All its initial energy has to be removed by the braking system. Its initial energy was 0.5mu? 0.5*1500*26.6? 530670 J . work done by a car's braking system 530670 J Though big it is needed for such a heavy kg . .
- Q: i have a 99 infiniti qx4. i had a problem about 3 months ago when my e-brake light starting coming on randomly and i couldn‘t get it off. i ignored it too long and ended up having to have completely new brakes put in for about $1,000. That was about 5 weeks ago, and everything has been fine, except now my e-brake light is on. The brakes can‘t be messed up, they‘re brand new. I had read that sometimes the e-brake light comes on when the fluid or something is low, but like I said, this seems very unlikely. Is it most likely that I just have a faulty light/sensor? Or is something really the matter?As a side note, whenever I‘m on a bumpy road and the car, ya know, lands hard after a bump like an off-road site or contstruction site, the light often then goes off, which makes me think something is getting slammed into place. Does anyone have any ideas?Thanks,Andrew
- the break work should still be under warranty. Take it back in to have it checked.
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Auto Spare Parts Brake Disc for Toyota Land Cruiser 100 OEM: 43512-60170
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 100 pc
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 pc/month
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