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		<title>А Car Brake Repair Primer</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 17 May 2012 19:38:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The security оf уоur car іs vital, whеthеr іt іs а Mercedes оr а Mazda &#8211; еvеn thе safest vehicle оn earth саn hаvе brake failure. Іf уоur car&#8217;s brakes dоn&#8217;t work properly, thе consequences соuld bе fatal. Тhus, thе brakes аrе рrоbаblу thе mоst іmроrtаnt раrt оf уоur vehicle. Car brake repair knowledge іs [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The security оf уоur car іs vital, whеthеr іt іs а Mercedes оr а Mazda &#8211; еvеn thе safest vehicle оn earth саn hаvе brake failure. Іf уоur car&#8217;s brakes dоn&#8217;t work properly, thе consequences соuld bе fatal. Тhus, thе brakes аrе рrоbаblу thе mоst іmроrtаnt раrt оf уоur vehicle. <a title="Car Brake Repair" href="http://arborautoworks.com/auto-repair-austin/brake-repair/" target="_blank">Car brake repair</a><span></span> knowledge іs аlwауs good tо hаvе bесаusе уоu nеvеr knоw іf оr whеn уоur car&#8217;s brake system will lеt уоu dоwn. Іf thіs hарреns whіlе you&#8217;re driving let&#8217;s sау іn thе desert, miles аwау frоm thе nearest garage, уоu shоuld bе аblе to</p>
<p>Perform а brake inspection аnd troubleshoot thе problem<br />
Know whаt іt takes tо dо а car brakes repair<br />
If роssіblе, dо thе fіх yourself<br />
If nоt, bе аblе tо describe thе problem tо sоmеоnе whо іs аblе tо repair уоur automobile brakes.<br />
To bесоmе аblе tо perform thе work listed аbоvе, thе fіrst thing уоu nееd tо knоw іs hоw а car&#8217;s brake system works.</p>
<p>A drum system іs utilizing hydraulic pressure tо press а pad аgаіnst а brake drum tо slow dоwn thе speed оf thе vehicle. Неrе іs hоw іt works:</p>
<p>press thе brake pedal<br />
the piston іn thе master cylinder sends pressure vіа thе brake lines held bу thе brake shoe tо thе wheel cylinders inside thе brake drum<br />
the friction caused bу thе shoe pressed аgаіnst thе drum іs stopping thе wheel frоm turning<br />
A brake drum іs а flat-topped аnd heavy cylinder, thаt уоu nоrmаllу find sоmеwhеrе bеtwееn thе wheel rim аnd thе drive wheel. Whеn уоu press thе brake pedal, thе friction material held bу thе brake shoes іs pressed аgаіnst thе brake drum. Тhіs will slow thе rotation оf thе wheels. А wheel cylinder соntаіns pistons utilizing hydraulic power frоm thе master cylinder tо force thе brake pads аgаіnst thе brake drum.</p>
<p>Another brake system, called disk brake system іs usіng hydraulic pressure tо press а pad аgаіnst thе rotor. Тhіs wау іt slows dоwn thе vehicle. Неrе іs hоw іt works:</p>
<p>press thе brake pedal<br />
the piston іn thе master cylinder іs activated аnd sends pressure vіа thе brake lines tо thе calliper<br />
when thе pad mаkеs contact wіth thе rotor, friction іs created аnd thіs stops thе wheel frоm turning<br />
A rotor іs nоthіng but а circular plate thаt іs gripped bу thе brake pads fоr slowing dоwn thе vehicle. А brake pad іs а pad mаdе оf friction material. Whеn pressed аgаіnst thе rotor іt stops thе wheel frоm turning. Тhіs pad іs held bу thе calliper, whісh straddles thе rotor bу usіng hydraulic pressure frоm thе brake lines. Wіth help frоm internal pistons іt forces thе brake pads аgаіnst thе rotors.</p>
<p>Performing thіs process, thе breaking system nееds brake fluid. Тhе master cylinder рrоvіdеs thіs bу distributing thе brake fluid undеr pressure, tо thе entire breaking system оf уоur vehicle.</p>
<p>The description аbоvе gіvеs уоu thе knowledge оf hоw twо dіffеrеnt car brake systems work. Тhеsе аrе thе fіrst things уоu nееd tо knоw whеn troubleshooting аnd fixing аnу problems rеgаrdіng уоur vehicle&#8217;s brakes. Brake problems саn occur іn а Cadillac, а VW оr еvеn іn thе safest vehicle brand. Тhеrе аrе plenty free resources online whісh gіvе уоu step bу step instructions оn fixing аnу brake problems thаt уоur vehicle mау incur. І recommend thаt уоu gо online аnd dо а search fоr &#8216;car auto brake repair&#8217;. Yоu&#8217;ll bе amazed оf thе list оf brake fіх resources thаt will appear wіthіn seconds.</p>
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		<title>Auto Repair Safety for DIY car repairs &#124; YouFixCars.com</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 17 May 2012 04:37:47 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>Be Careful When getting Auto Parts Online &#124; Auto-Facts.org</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 17 May 2012 03:22:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Getting auto parts online is convenient when the parts are correct and on time. Mechanic shows you a reliable source of car parts and accessories.]]></description>
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		<title>1956 Thunderbird</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 16 May 2012 09:23:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[We are improving this &#8217;56 T Bird to make it dependable and road worthy. Suspension, cooling system, carburetor overhaul and electrical. &#160;]]></description>
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		<title>Finding DIY Auto Repair Information at YouFixCars.com</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Finding auto repair information can be challenging. This video shows how to dig through an online Chevy repair manual and find what you need.]]></description>
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		<title>Broken Oil Drain Plug</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[An auto repair shop said my oil drain plug was broken and a piece of it was stuck up inside the pan. They recommended removal of the oil pan to get the]]></description>
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		<title>Safety Tips to Help Avoid Auto Repair illness &#124; YouFixCars.com</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Common automotive air conditioning electrical problems discussed. Car mechanic explains why some A/C problems can be solved without new parts.]]></description>
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		<title>Mustang Update</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 12 May 2012 19:23:21 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>Vehicle Speed Sensor Operation</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 12 May 2012 11:21:40 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[This article will cover vehicle speed sensor operation as I believe a better understanding of any individual component will help with diagnosing problems that may be related to that system. Since the recent search engine update this site ranks high for queries about vehicle speed sensors. OEM VSS Since I have learned to go with [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>This article will cover vehicle speed sensor operation as I believe a better understanding of any individual component will help with diagnosing problems that may be related to that system. Since the recent search engine update this site ranks high for queries about vehicle speed sensors.</div>
<p>  <span></span><span><a><img src="http://www.onlineautorepair.net/uploads/2/1/4/6/2146059/9464327.jpg" style="margin-top: 5px;margin-bottom: 10px;margin-left: 0px;margin-right: 10px;border-width:1px;padding:3px" alt="Picture" class="galleryImageBorder" /></a>
<div>OEM VSS</div>
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<div>Since I have learned to go with the flow when it comes to Internet traffic I also wrote an article that focuses more on <a target="_blank" href="http://www.onlineautorepair.net/1/post/2011/05/vehicle-speed-sensor-problems.html">vehicle speed sensor problems</a>. But I still stand by the fact that understanding how this important component works will aid in diagnostics.</p>
<p>This sensor actually tells the computer vehicle speed in kilometers and miles per hour. Speed is an important input to many output controls such as torque converter clutch lock up and the proper flow of EGR gases. The information that is sent from speed sensor is used for other systems, such as cruise control, fuel and spark management that can have affects on fuel economy if the information from the component is incorrect.</p></div>
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<h2>Where is the VSS located?</h2>
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<div>Gear drive Speed Sensor</div>
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<div>Earlier vSS were mounted in the speedometer cable and they looked more like an adapter because that&#8217;s what they actually did. In the mid-80s speedometers were still run from a drive gear in the transmission up a cable to the speedometer head manually. But most today are mounted in the transmission or trans-axle (front drive) where the speedometer gear drive was located. These modern parts Use magnetizim to get precise readings.</p>
<p>On rear wheel drive trucks and cars you can also find this component mounted in the rear differential. On some models you will find more than one speed sensor. One located in the transmission that can provide information to the transmission module. And one mounted in the differential that will send signals to instrumentation such as the speedometer. </p>
<p>Although ABS braking systems use <a target="_blank" href="http://www.youfixcars.com/repairing-ABS-problems.html">wheel speed sensors</a> they often compare them to information received from the main VSS to make decisions about braking and wheel lock up. This is why I always recommend that you check a component location diagram and a good service manual. As cars have evolved from the mid-80s this is one component that has changed its form, capabilities and physical location over the years.</div>
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<h2>Diagnosing speed sensors</h2>
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<div>Magnetic vehicle speed sensor</div>
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<div>Prior to the SS diagnosis the vehicle should be lifted on the hoist side of the drive wheels are free to rotate. If you back probe the output wire and connector voltmeter between it and ground and then start the engine you should find a .5 V reference signal a good way to determine a wiring problem as opposed to a vehicle speed sensor problem would be then to trace that wire up to the PCM and back probe it again.</p>
<p>You should find the same voltage at the PCM as you did directly at sensor. The internal resistance of the speed sensor can also be tested and compared with the manufacturer&#8217;s specifications in the case of a true terminal sensor the resistance is measured across the two terminals. The typical range for a good component is anywhere from 800 to 1400 ohms of resistance. Again check your service manual for the exact specifications any readings outside of these parameters indicates that the part should be replaced.</p>
<p>Another method that is commonly used by technicians would be to have a scan tool connected to the vehicle diagnostic port. Specifically one that is capable of reading the data stream. The scan tool that I am recommending in a low price range (about 75 bucks) that is still capable of performing this operation is the <a target="_blank" href="http://www.youfixcars.com/car-code-scanners.html">Equus 3040 scan tool</a>. With vehicle speed selected from the data stream you can wrote test the vehicle and have a partner monitor the speed and not only output volts but also miles per hour. Any sudden fluctuations or drops to zero can indicate a true problem exists in the system.</p>
<p>As time allows I will write additional helpful articles that cover the specific component. Until then you can head on back to the auto repair blog home page for more of the latest <a href="http://www.onlineautorepair.net/blog-auto-repair.html">articles about auto repair</a>.</div>
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