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Kap33 1-16
Kap33 1-16
Front brakes
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REPLACING BRAKE
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in the figure, and remove the brake caliper
2 as shown on page 1 .
2. Place the brake caliper in a vice and re-
move the hose at the point shown in the
figure.
3. Dismantle the piston from the caliper case
by directing a jet of compressed air in the
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/~ undo the bleed screw as shown in the in-
sert.
4. The piston and caliper case must not show
signs of friction or seizure, otherwise the
caliper complete with piston will need to
be replaced.
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should always be replaced; also ensure
that the bleed screw is not blocked.
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Front brakes
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1. Separate the brake caliper from its mount-
ing bracket as shown on page 1, then un-
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do the bolts and remove the caliper
mounting.
2. Undo the bolts shown in the figure and re-
move the brake disc.
3. Check that the thickness is not less than
the permitted minimum (see Section 00 -
Technical data), otherwise the brake disc
should be replaced. In the case of damage
or deep scoring, the brake disc surfaces
must be skimmed by a grinder. After skim-
ming, the brake disc thickness must not be
less than the specified limits (see Section
00 - Technical data).
4. Check using a dial test indicator that the
disc is fitted correctly. If the instrument
measures 0.15 mm at a distance of 2 mm
from the disc's outer edge, vibration will
be felt on the brake pedal when it is ap-
plied.
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Braking system Fiat barchetta
Rear brakes
33.
BRAKE CALIPER
Removing - refitting
1 Disconnect the brake hose and undo the
bolts shown in the figure, then remove the
brake caliper.
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Dismantling-refitting hose
1. Dust excluder
2. Piston
3. Seal
4. Handbrake linkage spring
5. Caliper case
6. Bleed screw
7. Protective cap
8. Hose
Lubricate the parts concerned with
brake fluid before final assembly.
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Rear brakes
33.
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Intervention conditions
Up to an operating pressure of 30 Kg/cm2,
the outlet pressure (Pu) corresponds to the
inlet one (Pe). The increase in the inlet pres-
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sure, acting on the surfaces of the pressure
regulator internal piston, causes it to move,
decreasing the pressure in the rear circuit at a
ratio of 0.25 for each wheel.
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Disconnect the piping, then undo the fixing
bolts and remove the pressure regulator in-
volved.
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Removing - refitting
Disconnect the piping, release the operating
spring and then undo the fixing bolts and re-
move the load proportioning valve involved.
Adjustment
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Operation
The load proportioning valve for the rear
wheels, fixed to a bracket on the rigid rear
axle, differs the braking pressure in the rear
wheel brake circuit and that in the front
wheel brake circuit according to the vehicle
deceleration load conditions.
The variation in pressure is determined by the
position of the spring (4) connected to the
stabi)izer bar which acts on the load propor-
tioning valve piston.
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Hydraulic system
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- Working from inside the vehicle, withdraw the servo unit push rod (1) from the brake pedal
Undo the attachment nuts on the pedal assembly, then remove the servo unit.
- Undo the nut (2) and remove the brake pedal.
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follow the sequence described be-
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Front left caliper - front right caliper
- rear left caliper - rear right caliper.
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Anti-lock braking system
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Braking system Fiat barchetta
Anti-lock braking system
Both receive the same input signals which each processes on its own behalf, and only when the results
are identical does the electronic control unit issue the operating command to the hydraulic control unit.
Otherwise (if there is a fault in the anti-lock braking system) the device switches itself off, braking
takes place in the conventional manner and at the same. time the fault warning light on the instru-
ment panel comes on.
In the processing section, the signals transmitted by the speed sensors are converted into signals that
can be used by the logic section so that it can recognize the values for acceleration, deceleration and
"creep" between the individual wheels.
NOTE Theperipheralspeedof a braked wheel reducesmore than the car speed:with the wheelscom-
pletely locked under the braking action (peripheral wheel speed = 0) and the car still moving,
there is still the largest differencebetween these two speeds.
This differenceis called "creep" or skid coefficient when it is expressedas a percentage:
creep 0% = wheel free:
creep 100%= wheel locked and car moving.
During braking, the friction coefficient increaseswhen braking occurs with low creep (rolling)
and subsequentlydecreaseswhen the skidding of a tyre becomesincreasinglysevereuntil the
wheel locks.
A con,siderablenumber of practical testsand experimentshave shown that in general,it is pos-
sible to reach the maximumbraking effort with "creep" valuesof between 5% and 15%,with a
maximum valueof 20%. Thisdefinesan optimum range within which the anti-lock braking sys-
tem tends to control any type of vehicle.
The logic part compares the signals received and transmits the adjustment instructions to the four
solenoids located in the hydraulic control unit. In the absence of a braking action, the electronic control
unit recognizes the vehicle speed from the sensors' signals.
When the driver presses the brake pedal, the wheels decelerate, possibly each to a different extent, and a
reference value is processed from the combination of the individual wheel speeds. This reference value
is stored in memory and continuously updated, and gives an approximate indication of the vehicle speed
at each instant of braking.
The skid signals of each individual wheel are constantly monitored by comparing the individual wheel
speeds with the reference speed.
The braking force may increase until one wheel ~kids more than the others; when this situation arises
("split"), the electronic control unit issues a command to the solenoids of the electrohydraulic control
unit which have to intercept the braking force on the wheel that has reported a loss of grip. The wheel in
question thus accelerates again.