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Master cylinder are known to crap out regularly and when you least expect it ,like when bleeding.
I am having a similar problem did you find any answers
hi is there a diagram to your info i have poor brakes when i rev the engine the pedal comes back a little
Hi did you find the fix to this ?
If i remember right, this model is equipped with a brake valve;
Pressure comes from the engine driven pump, fluid comes from hydraulic tank.
therefore engine must run during bleeding.
After the brake valve it's just 2 pressure lines going to the brakes, identical to a regular brake system with brake fluid reservoir, master cylinder and slave cylinders.
Also, the squeeking/chatering brakes could (in most cases) be solved by changing the front-axle oil.
When bleeding is done and no pressure on the brake pedal it could be that the large diameter quad seal from the brake piston (inside the brake plates housing) is leaking> oil level in front will rise.
The brake valve assembly provides two modes of
braking :
the power braking mode, and the two stage manual
braking mode.
The power braking system is load sensing which
incorporates a shuttle sensing check valve to connect
the sensing lines of the brake valve with the
steering unit and priority valve.
Power mode :
When vehicle is running, the pump provides signal
pressure to the pilot operated check in the large piston(
6) to reduce the large piston feedback pressure.
When spool(7) is pulled out, the large piston cavity(
1) closed except for the pilot operated check flow
path, and inlet cavity(2) opens to the work port(3)
and metering begins between transfer sleeve(4) and
small piston(5).
The transfer sleeve seats against the small piston
which creates maximum inlet and work ports pressure.
Manual Mode :
The manual braking mode allows braking to occur
even if inlet oil is not available to the brake valve.
The two piston design enables the operator to remove the dead-band in the brake actuator as well
as build adequate braking pressure. The function of
the large piston (6) is to remove the dead-band
between the disk materials in the actuator with a relatively
large volume of oil at low pressure with minimum
spool travel. With the brake actuator ÒprimedÓ
the small piston creates the higher pressure required
for braking while the large piston is relieved of pressure
to keep the input forces at a reasonable level.
When the engine is not running, there is no signal
pressure from the pump to open the pilot operated
check. Therefore, it remains closed. As the spool is
pulled out, the large piston cavity(1) closes, the inlet
cavity(2) opens to work port(3) and the transfer
sleeve(4) seats against small piston(5). After large
piston flow primes the actuator, it relieves and small
piston creates high pressure
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