190105f Air Antilock Brake System Fundamentals

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2 advantages of antilock brakes

  • provides directional stability and control

  • decreased stopping distances


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Braking is most effective when the rotation of the wheel and tired is slowed ______________.

Without overcoming the friction between the tire and the road

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How do antilock brakes slow the rotation of the wheel?

Application pressure is modulated

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Antilock brake systems can modulate brake application pressure up to _________ times per second

100

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What is the purpose of the tone ring?

Induces electrical pulses in the speed sensor

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How does a speed sensor submit signals to the ECU?

produces a voltage signal that is proportional to wheel speed

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What are the functions of the ECU?

  • analyzes and processes the signal from the speed sensors

  • controls the operation of brake modulators

  • generates diagnostic information for system malfunctions


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What are the two reasons the ABS indicator will come on?

  • start up

  • antilock system failure


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What state are the solenoids in during normal braking?

They are both de-energized

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When the ECU determines that a wheel is going to lock, what happens with the solenoids?

It energizes (activates) both solenoids

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What 3 stages do the solenoids and diaphragms work together to perform?

First - exhaust

Second - hold

Third - reapply

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If the antilock system fails during vehicle operation, the standard brake system will _____________.

Function normally

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Describe what 4S/4M means.

  • 4 sensors and 4 modulators

  • on tandem drive axles there is one sensor and modulator per side (controls both of the brake chambers on that side)


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Describe what 2S/2M means.

  • 2 sensors and 2 modulators


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Where are tone rings most commonly mounted?

Wheel hubs

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What should you do with the ECU if arc welding must be performed on the vehicle?

Unplug or disconnect it

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How do you correctly install a speed sensor?

Installation is complete when the sensor is touching the tone wheel

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Most antilock systems specify that all tire sizes must be kept within how much of each other?

3/4”

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List the 5 basic components of the antilock system

  • ECU

  • speed sensors

  • ABS indicator lamp

  • tone ring

  • pressure modulator valves


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A modulator valve is in the air lines to each front wheel and to the right driving tandems and the left driving tandems. What type of ABS system is this?

4S/4M

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On a tandem drive axle truck chassis with one modulator valve for each side, how many brake chambers does the modulator valve control?

Two brake chambers