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2010 Toyota Matrix 수동, 1.8L 기본형. 후륜 브레이크 교체 중 발견: 내측 패드가 심하게 마모되어 각도가 붙음 - 허브 쪽이 베어 메탈까지 닳음, 외측 패드는 정상 균등 마모. 슬라이드 핀은 정상, 러버 부시와 부츠 교체함. 캘리퍼를 분해했으나 실린더와 피스톤에 마모나 녹 없음. 스퀘어컷 씰과 부츠 교체함.
패드가 각도로 마모된 경우, 다음 세 가지를 점검하세요: 1) 마운팅 브래킷 페이스가 로터와 평행한지 확인 2) 슬라이드 핀 실린더가 마모 또는 윤활 부족으로 인해 움직임 제약이 있는지 확인 3) 피스톤 또는 캘리퍼 하우징 보어 마모로 인해 피스톤이 보어 내에서 기울어져 제대로 복원되지 않는지 확인. 피스톤 보어 마모와 핀 바인딩 가능성이 높습니다. 씰이 없는 상태에서 피스톤이 캘리퍼 보어 내에서 자유롭게 미끄러지는지 테스트하세요 - 브레이크액 얇은 코팅을 피스톤에 하고 손으로 밀어 뺄 때 걸림이 없어야 합니다. 슬라이드 핀이 피팅되어 있다면, 핀이 완전히 둥근지, 진직한지 점검하세요.
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