Leon Mk2
| Brake pedal - assembly overview |
WARNING
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Note| Before fitting, grease all support points and contact surfaces with grease → Parts Catalogue. |
| 1 - | Retainer |
| q | removing and fitting → Chapter. |
| q | Non-removable crash safety, soldered to support |
| 2 - | Hexagonal nut |
| 3 - | 28 Nm |
| q | Replace |
| 4 - | Brake light switch -F- and brake pedal switch -F47- |
| q | Before fitting the brake light switch, the brake pedal should be engaged with the servo brake pressure-bar → Chapter |
| q | Removing, installing and adjusting the brake light switch -F- and brake pedal switch -F47 - → Chapter |
| q | Check brake light operation |
| 5 - | Accelerator pedal |
| 6 - | Brake pedal |
| q | Separate the brake pedal from the servo brake → Chapter |
| q | removing and fitting → Chapter. |
| 7 - | Mounting bush |
| 8 - | Cap |
| 9 - | Support bolt |
| 10 - | 20 Nm |
| q | Replace |
| 11 - | Brake servo: |
| q | In petrol engines, the necessary vacuum is taken from the intake manifold |
| q | In diesel engines the vacuum is obtained by a fitted vacuum pump |
| q | Operating test: |
| – | With engine off, press the brake pedal hard several times (this reduces the existing vacuum in the servo brake). |
| – | Next, keep the brake pedal depressed halfway and start engine. If the brake servo is working correctly the brake pedal will give way notably (the brake servo effect is beginning) |
| q | If faulty, replace completely. |
| q | Non return valve (in the vacuum hose) |
| – | Operating test: → Chapter |
| q | Separating from the brake pedal → Chapter |
| q | removing and fitting → Chapter. |
| q | Allocation → Spare parts catalogue |
| 12 - | Transversal wall |
| 13 - | Module bracket |
| 14 - | Support |
| q | For crash safety |
| 15 - | 10 Nm |
| q | Replace |
