Recommended Procedure For Cutting Brake Chamber Push-Rod: Service Bulletin
Recommended Procedure For Cutting Brake Chamber Push-Rod: Service Bulletin
SERVICE BULLETIN
This procedure is applicable to Haldex Automatic and All Manual Brake Adjusters
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A. When preparing to install a spring brake chamber, ensure that the unit is fully released (power spring
caged) and the service brake push-rod is fully retracted to zero stroke position. Thread the clevis jam nut
onto the push-rod
Figure 1
B. Place the brake chamber into the appropriate brake assembly
PUSH STEP D BRAKE
bracket. Tighten the holding nuts to the bracket studs ROD ADJUSTER
(100—140 lb. ft.).
MARK #2
A
D. Measure and record the length of clevis to be
used. This measurement should be taken from S-CAM
the center of the clevis pin hole, to the
bottom of the yoke assembly (See Figure 1).
Figure 3
E. Using a square, mark the push-rod at the 90° setting (See
Figure 2 - Mark #1). From this mark, subtract the
measurement recorded in Step D and make a second mark on
the push-rod (moving toward the brake chamber mounting
surface). (See Figure 2 - Mark #2).
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Recommended Procedure for
Cutting Brake Chamber Push-Rod
(Service Brake Chamber or Double Diaphragm Spring Brake Chamber)
SERVICE BULLETIN
G. Install the clevis onto the push-rod and secure the jam nut (33—90 lb. ft.). Connect the clevis to the brake
adjuster using the clevis pin and cotter pins (See Figure 1). Uncage the spring brake.
H. Release spring brakes and adjust the brake adjuster to the manufacturers recommendation.
Important Note: Some automatic brake adjusters require a slightly different rod length.
Always refer to the original manufacturers installation guidelines