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Checking brake servo > < Removing and installing brake pedal/brake servo and brake master cylinder
Removing and installing brake pedal/brake servo and brake master cylinder
   
Removing and installing brake pedal/brake servo and brake master cylinder
  Note
t  The brake pedal travel must not be restricted by additional floor coverings.
t  Grease all bearing points with grease -G 000 602- before installing.
1 - Cover
q   Contact pin in cover in vehicles with brake fluid warning indicator.
q   Function check: Press contact pin in with ignition switched on and handbrake released, warning lamp must light up.
2 - Brake fluid reservoir
3 - Sealing plug
q   Moisten with brake fluid and press into expansion tank.
4 - Brake master cylinder, Ø 20.64 mm
q   Cannot be repaired.
q   If faulty renew complete.
5 - Oil seal
q   Renew.
6 - Hexagon nut, 20 Nm
7 - Brake servo (7”)
q   9" in vehicles with automatic gearbox.
q   If faulty, renew complete. The vacuum required is taken from the intake manifold. On diesel engines an exhauster is installed to generate vacuum.
8 - Mounting bracket
q   For brake servo.
9 - Gasket
q   For brake servo.
10 - Mounting bracket
11 - Hexagon nut, 20 Nm
12 - Mounting bracket
q   For pedal cluster.
13 - Brake light switch
q   Before installing pull plunger out fully from switch.
q   Guide switch through fitting hole and secure by turning 90° to the right
14 - Pin with retainer
15 - Brake pedal
16 - Axis for brake and clutch pedals
17 - Retaining ring
q   Ensure secure seating.
18 - Bearing bush
19 - Return spring
q   For brake pedal.
20 - Bearing tube
q   For return spring.

   

Checking brake servo > < Removing and installing brake pedal/brake servo and brake master cylinder