How to Adjust Disc Brakes in Cars?
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Car disc brakes can be adjusted by: 1. Adjusting the position of the brake pedal; 2. Adjusting the corresponding bolts according to the instruction manual. The working principle of car disc brakes is: When the driver steps on the brake pedal, the brake fluid is pressed into the inner and outer wheel cylinders, pushing the pistons to press the brake pads against the brake disc, generating frictional torque to achieve the deceleration and braking effect. The rotating element in the friction pair of car disc brakes is a metal disc that works on the end face, called the brake disc, also known as the disc brake. The components of car disc brakes include: brake disc, brake caliper, air chamber, push rod, lever, adjustment mechanism, bracket, and oil pipe.