Muamua, pe a suia le boke pads, ia mautinoa e mafaufau loloto ai i le ololoina o ona tulimanu. I se tulaga lautele, o le tofitofi poloka e faapolopolo mo se vaalele vaalele, masani ona lauiloa o le "chamfer". In addition to this “chamfer”, it is also necessary to polish the edge position of the entire friction surface, which is actually a noise matching process. Because the old brake pads and brake discs have passed tens of thousands of kilometers of “lingering”, they have formed a certain complementary shape between each other. O lona uiga o le mea moni, o le tuai boke bod ua vaneina se noch o latou lava i luga o le tofitofi disc. Ina ua uma ona suitulo Pad Pad, e i ai le ituaiga foliga malosi. Aua o le bokke pad ma boke disc e le mafai ona fetaui lelei.
Lua, pe a uma ona suia le paʻu paʻu, taumafai e aua neʻi e taofiofi ma vae tetele, tuu naʻo ia. Ona o le feteʻenaʻi o loʻo iai le Brake Brake PADs e le o fetaui atoatoa ma le luga o le tofitofi.
O le tele o le vaega o le vaega o loʻo faʻailoa saʻo atu le aʻafiaga o le tofitofi. Because the old brake pads have left their own traces on the brake disc, the new brake pads have to be replaced, and they must first adapt to these traces, and slowly the contact area will become larger.
O lea la, aisea e filifilia ai e faʻataʻitaʻiga sili ona lelei faʻataʻitaʻiga lapopoa ma pads? The more reasonable explanation is that the increase of the contact area is conducive to heat dissipation and reduce the thermal attenuation effect when braking. E le gata i lea, afai e laitiiti le pad pad, e faigofie lava le lapisi, pe a fai o le tofito apamemea e tele lava, o le a faatuai le taimi.
I le aotelega, sui le tofitofi paʻu sili atu nai lo le 3 taimi, e tatau ona e suia se bodke disc. Ioe, i le faʻagasologa o le faʻaaogaina o le taʻavale, o taimi uma e te suia ai le tofitofi paʻu, e tatau ona e siakiina le ofu loloto o le tofitofi. Afai e oʻo atu i le 2mm, e tatau ona suia i le taimi.
A suia le Brake Brake Pads, e mafai e le Matai ona fesoasoani e siaki pe o le toe foi mai o le pamu brake e lelei. If for some reason, the brake sub-pump, that is, the return of the hydraulic piston is not normal, it will seriously wear the brake pads and brake discs. E i ai le tele o mea leaga.
Taimi taimi: Jan-14-2025