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with brake master cylinder.
18.2. Disc brake 18.2.1. Thickness of brake disc The standard thickness of front brake disc (ventilation disc) shall be 17 mm with the serviceability limit of 15 mm; and if above the limit, the front brake disc shall be replaced.
18.2.2. Thickness of brake lining The standard thickness of front brake lining shall be 10 mm, with the serviceability limit of 3 mm, and the remaining thickness while the brake lining thickness limit shall not be less than 3mm. The standard thickness of rear brake lining shall be 5 mm, with the serviceability limit of 1 mm, and the remaining thickness while the brake lining thickness limit shall not be less than 1 mm.
18.3. Brake disc runout check Check the brake disc face runout with a dial gauge. The serviceability of front brake disc shall be 0.03 mm. If above the limit, replace it. IMPORTANT NOTICE: After the completion of replacement of friction lining or brake disc, step on the brake several times to enable the brake lining to run-in with the brake disc. Caution the safety! After the replacement of brake lining, check whether the brake fluid level is between MIN and MAX marks.
18.4. Brake fluid check and replacement The brake fluid reservoir is located at the right rear portion of engine compartment. The fluid level must be between the MIN and MAX marks at the side of the fluid reservoir. If the fluid level falls down to the MIN mark, the brake fluid level warning light will light. In this case, please refill the brake fluid conforming to the CHERY’s specification, and check the leakage of this system. In case that the brake fluid is refilled, make certain that it is absolutely clean. 19. Check and Maintenance of Vehicle Bottom 19.1. Bolt torque check Check the torque of chassis bolts one-by-one with a torque wrench. The reference torques are as shown in the table below: Part Description
QTY per singlel vehicle
Remark
Torque (Nm)
Bolt
2
Used to secure the steering wheel and subframe (right)
100±10
Bolt
2
Used to secure the steering wheel and 100±10
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