11.5. Brake disk
DISKS OF FORWARD BRAKES 
Prevention 
 Disks change only in couple and with a set of blocks.  
Check 
   
    | PERFORMANCE ORDER | 
   
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          | 1. Lift a forward part of the car and establish on supports. |   
          | 2. Remove wheels. |   
          | 3. Slowly rotating, check a condition of a disk, if necessary remove blocks. |   
          | 4. The disk is subject to replacement in the presence on it cracks and traces of deep development. |   
          | 5. If on a disk the fillet caused by wear was formed, then it is necessary to measure disk thickness. |   
          | 6. Thickness is measured in several places, both in the place of contact with blocks, and on edge. |   
          | 7. If thickness is equal in places of wear limit or less, then the disk is subject to replacement. |   
          | 8. Check adjustment of the hug bearing then check a disk beating by means of the indicator or laying probes, for example between a disk and an arm of a support. |   
          | 9. If the beating exceeds norm, then remove a disk, turn and again establish on a nave. |   
          | 10. If the beating exceeds norm again, then replace a disk. |   
          | 11. Check a condition of a disk in places of fastening, damages to other places. |  | 
Removal
   
    | PERFORMANCE ORDER | 
   
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          | 1. Lift the car and remove a wheel. |   
          | 2. Turn off two bolts on a support arm, get a support, take aside and fix. |   
          | 3. If the disk does not change, then put tags of mutual orientation to a disk and a nave. |   
          | 4. Remove a disk from hairpins of fastening of a wheel. |   
          | 5. If the disk does not give in to removal, then displace it, evenly wrapping M8 bolts in special carving openings. |  | 
Installation
   
    | PERFORMANCE ORDER | 
   
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          | 1. Clear demountable surfaces of a nave and a disk. |   
          | 2. Establish a disk, having combined the put tags (if the removed disk is established). |   
          | 3. From a new disk remove preservative. |   
          | 4. Establish a support, wrap bolts with the set moment. |   
          | 5. Press several times a brake pedal. |   
          | 6. Establish a wheel, lower the car. Before departure check work of brakes. |  | 
DISKS OF BACK BRAKES 
Prevention 
 Disks change only in couple and with a set of blocks.  
Check
   
    | PERFORMANCE ORDER | 
   
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          | 1. Lift a back part of the car and establish on supports. |   
          | 2. Remove wheels. |   
          | 3. Release the emergency brake. |   
          | 4. Perform the operations described above. If blocks are removed, then be guided by the description in subsection 11.4.2. |  | 
Removal
   
    | PERFORMANCE ORDER | 
   
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          | 1. Lift a back part of the car and establish on supports. |   
          | 2. Remove wheels. |   
          | 3. Turn off bolts and remove an arm of a cable of the emergency brake. |   
          | 4. Disconnect a cable from the lever on a support (on a part of cars get a cable cover from a bracket). |   
          | 5. Perform the operations described above. |  | 
Installation
   
    | PERFORMANCE ORDER | 
   
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          | 1. Perform the operations described above. |   
          | 2. Attach a cable to the lever. |   
          | 3. On a part of cars insert a cable cover into a bracket, and combine a ledge on an arm with dredging on a support body. |   
          | 4. Turn on the emergency brake until the necessary gap between blocks and a disk is established. |   
          | 5. Press several times a brake pedal. |   
          | 6. Establish a wheel, lower the car. |   
          | 7. Before departure check work of brakes. |  |