Car brake system Chevy Trailblazer 1

Specification — Brake System
Total information Brake fluid type - See _ chapter 1 Maximum pedal travel - 61 mm Disc brakes Minimum permissible pad thickness - See _ chapter 1 Minimum...

General information
Description All models covered in this manual use hydraulic brake systems with vacuum assist and disc brakes. Front and rear brakes are self-adjusting (they...

Anti-lock braking system — general information
The anti-lock braking system is designed to maintain directional stability and control, as well as to provide optimal vehicle deceleration during sudden...

Disc brake pads — replacement
Warning: brake pads are replaced in pairs on both wheels of one axle. Do not replace brake pads on just one wheel. Remember that dust generated by wear on the...

Disc brake caliper — removal and installation
Warning: Dust generated by pad wear is hazardous to health. Do not blow it off with compressed air or inhale dust. When servicing the brake system, it is...

Brake disc — inspection, removal and installation
Inspection 1. Loosen the wheel nuts, jack up the car and install supports. Remove the wheel and reinstall the wheel nuts to press the rim to the hub flange....

Master Cylinder — Removal, Installation and Replacement of Reservoir O-Ring
Removal 1. Disconnect the negative battery cable. 2. Disconnect the plug of the emergency fluid level indicator in the tank (see illustration). 6.2. Brake...

Hoses and tubes of the brake system — inspection and replacement
Inspection 1. After every six months, after raising the car and securely securing it to supports, you should carry out a preventive inspection of the flexible...

Hydraulic brake system — bleeding
Warning: When bleeding the system, you must protect your eyes with special goggles or a mask. If brake fluid gets into your eyes, rinse them with water and...

Vacuum brake booster — performance check, removal and installation
Warning: The vehicles described in this manual are equipped with a passive restraint system (SRS), also known as an air spring system. Before carrying out work...

Brake pedal travel — check
1. The brake pedal is not adjusted, but the stroke should be checked when lowering it. To do this you will need a ruler or tape measure. 2. Press the pedal...

Parking brake — mechanism adjustment
The parking brake cable has a self-adjusting mechanism, but if the pedal travel increases or the vehicle loses its ability to hold on a slope, the pads should...

Parking brake lever and cables — replacement
Lever arm 1. Disconnect the negative cable from the battery. 2. Remove the floor console ( see chapter 11 ). 3. Chock the wheels to prevent the vehicle from...

Parking brake pads — replacement
Warning: Dust generated by pad wear is hazardous to health. Do not blow it off with compressed air or inhale dust. When servicing the brake system, it is...

Brake light sensor — performance check and replacement
Examination Note: The brake light sensor on the vehicles described is not adjustable. If it does not work as described below, replace it. 1. Sensor (see...