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The braking system of car Renault Clio 1
Brake system specifications
Main characteristics System type Equipped with an amplifier; the brake hydraulic line is divided into two diagonal circuits Front brakes Disc with sliding caliper actuated by a single piston cylinder Rear brakes Drum or...
Main characteristics System type Equipped with an amplifier; the brake hydraulic line is divided into two diagonal circuits Front brakes Disc with sliding caliper actuated by a single piston cylinder Rear brakes Drum or...
General description of the braking system
The hydraulic brake system is equipped with a booster and is divided into two circuits. Each circuit controls one of the front and diagonally opposite rear brake assemblies. The circuits are connected to a common master...
The hydraulic brake system is equipped with a booster and is divided into two circuits. Each circuit controls one of the front and diagonally opposite rear brake assemblies. The circuits are connected to a common master...
Brake pedal — removal and installation
Removal 1. Remove the clutch pedal as described in Section 6 . 2. Remove the spring clip, then remove the pin securing the booster pushrod to the brake pedal. Pay attention to the spacer gasket located on the inside of...
Removal 1. Remove the clutch pedal as described in Section 6 . 2. Remove the spring clip, then remove the pin securing the booster pushrod to the brake pedal. Pay attention to the spacer gasket located on the inside of...
Vacuum booster unit — checking for proper operation, removal and installation
Checking the serviceability 1. To check the function of the booster, press the brake pedal several times to relieve the vacuum, then start the engine while keeping the pedal depressed. When the engine starts, the pedal...
Checking the serviceability 1. To check the function of the booster, press the brake pedal several times to relieve the vacuum, then start the engine while keeping the pedal depressed. When the engine starts, the pedal...
Vacuum booster control valve — removal, inspection and installation
Removal 1. Loosen the clamp and disconnect the vacuum hose from the check valve on the booster (see illustration). 4.1. Vacuum booster check valve (marked with an arrow). If the hose still has the original Renault...
Removal 1. Loosen the clamp and disconnect the vacuum hose from the check valve on the booster (see illustration). 4.1. Vacuum booster check valve (marked with an arrow). If the hose still has the original Renault...
Vacuum Booster Air Filter Replacement
1. Working inside the vehicle, remove the lower portion of the instrument panel from under the steering column. 2. Remove the rubber boot from the rear of the booster and slide it over the push rod. 3. Using a...
1. Working inside the vehicle, remove the lower portion of the instrument panel from under the steering column. 2. Remove the rubber boot from the rear of the booster and slide it over the push rod. 3. Using a...
Brake hydraulic system — bleeding
Warning: Brake fluid is poisonous. Rinse any body parts that come into contact with the liquid with plenty of cold running water and seek immediate medical attention if the liquid comes into contact with your mouth or...
Warning: Brake fluid is poisonous. Rinse any body parts that come into contact with the liquid with plenty of cold running water and seek immediate medical attention if the liquid comes into contact with your mouth or...
Brake pipes and hoses — replacement
Note: Before you begin, please refer to the Warning given at the beginning Chapter 6 . 1. If any tube or hose needs to be replaced, remove the lid of the feed tank and re-tighten it, placing a piece of plastic...
Note: Before you begin, please refer to the Warning given at the beginning Chapter 6 . 1. If any tube or hose needs to be replaced, remove the lid of the feed tank and re-tighten it, placing a piece of plastic...
Master cylinder — removal and installation
Note: Before you begin, see: Warning given at the beginning Chapter 6 . Removal 1. Remove the master cylinder reservoir cap by disconnecting the sensor wiring connector and pump out the brake fluid from the reservoir....
Note: Before you begin, see: Warning given at the beginning Chapter 6 . Removal 1. Remove the master cylinder reservoir cap by disconnecting the sensor wiring connector and pump out the brake fluid from the reservoir....
Front brake pads — replacement
Warning: Brake pad sets on coaxial wheels should be replaced at the same time - never replace pads on just one wheel, as this will result in uneven braking. Please note that dust generated by brake pad wear may contain...
Warning: Brake pad sets on coaxial wheels should be replaced at the same time - never replace pads on just one wheel, as this will result in uneven braking. Please note that dust generated by brake pad wear may contain...
Front Brake Caliper — removal, overhaul, and installation
Note: Before you begin, please refer to the Warnings given at the beginning of the Chapters 6 and 9 . Removal 1. Apply the handbrake, then jack up the front of the car and support it on axle stands. Remove the...
Note: Before you begin, please refer to the Warnings given at the beginning of the Chapters 6 and 9 . Removal 1. Apply the handbrake, then jack up the front of the car and support it on axle stands. Remove the...
Front brake disc — inspection, removal and installation
Note: Before you begin, please refer to the Warning given at the beginning Chapter 9 . If the disk needs replacing, replace the second disk as well (on a coaxial wheel), to ensure equal and effective braking. It is also...
Note: Before you begin, please refer to the Warning given at the beginning Chapter 9 . If the disk needs replacing, replace the second disk as well (on a coaxial wheel), to ensure equal and effective braking. It is also...
Load-sensing brake pressure control valve — general description
1. On models with rear disc brakes, a load-sensitive pressure control valve is built into the brake hydraulic line. The valve varies the pressure applied to the rear brakes, reducing the risk of rear wheel lockup. It is...
1. On models with rear disc brakes, a load-sensitive pressure control valve is built into the brake hydraulic line. The valve varies the pressure applied to the rear brakes, reducing the risk of rear wheel lockup. It is...
Rear brake drum — removal, inspection and installation
Note: Before you begin, please see the Warning at the beginning Chapter 14 . If a drum requires replacement or resurfacing, do the same with the other drum to ensure equal and effective braking; it is also recommended...
Note: Before you begin, please see the Warning at the beginning Chapter 14 . If a drum requires replacement or resurfacing, do the same with the other drum to ensure equal and effective braking; it is also recommended...
Rear brake pads — inspection and replacement
Warning: Brake pads should be changed on both rear wheels at the same time - changing pads on only one wheel will result in uneven braking. Dust generated by brake pad wear may contain asbestos, which is harmful to...
Warning: Brake pads should be changed on both rear wheels at the same time - changing pads on only one wheel will result in uneven braking. Dust generated by brake pad wear may contain asbestos, which is harmful to...
Rear Brake Cylinder — removal and installation
Note: Before you begin, please refer to the Warnings given at the beginning of the Chapters 6 and 14 . Removal 1. Remove the brake drum as described in Chapter 13 . 2. Using pliers, carefully unhook the upper tension...
Note: Before you begin, please refer to the Warnings given at the beginning of the Chapters 6 and 14 . Removal 1. Remove the brake drum as described in Chapter 13 . 2. Using pliers, carefully unhook the upper tension...
Rear Disc Brake Pads — inspection and replacement
Warning: Brake pads should be changed on both rear wheels at the same time - changing pads on only one wheel will result in uneven braking. Dust generated by brake pad wear may contain asbestos, which is harmful to...
Warning: Brake pads should be changed on both rear wheels at the same time - changing pads on only one wheel will result in uneven braking. Dust generated by brake pad wear may contain asbestos, which is harmful to...
Rear Brake Caliper — removal, overhaul, and installation
Note: Before you begin, please refer to the Warnings given at the beginning of the Chapters 6 and 16 . Removal 1. Block the front wheels, select reverse (or "P") and release the handbrake. Jack up the rear of the...
Note: Before you begin, please refer to the Warnings given at the beginning of the Chapters 6 and 16 . Removal 1. Block the front wheels, select reverse (or "P") and release the handbrake. Jack up the rear of the...
Rear brake disc — inspection, removal and installation
Note: Before you begin, please refer to the Warning given at the beginning Chapter 16 . If one disc requires replacement, replace both discs to ensure equal and effective braking. A new rear wheel hub nut will be...
Note: Before you begin, please refer to the Warning given at the beginning Chapter 16 . If one disc requires replacement, replace both discs to ensure equal and effective braking. A new rear wheel hub nut will be...
Handbrake lever — removal and installation
Removal 1. Block the front wheels, select reverse (or "P") and release the handbrake. Jack up the rear of the vehicle and support it on axle stands. 2. Working under the vehicle, unscrew the nuts securing the exhaust...
Removal 1. Block the front wheels, select reverse (or "P") and release the handbrake. Jack up the rear of the vehicle and support it on axle stands. 2. Working under the vehicle, unscrew the nuts securing the exhaust...
Handbrake cables — removal and installation
Removal 1. The handbrake cable consists of two parts - right and left, which are connected to the lever assembly by an equalizer. Each of the parts can be removed separately as follows. 2. Block the front wheels, select...
Removal 1. The handbrake cable consists of two parts - right and left, which are connected to the lever assembly by an equalizer. Each of the parts can be removed separately as follows. 2. Block the front wheels, select...
Brake light switch — removal, installation and adjustment
Removal 1. The brake light switch is located on the pedal bracket under the dashboard. 2. To remove the switch, reach behind the dashboard, disconnect the wiring connector, and unscrew the switch from the bracket (see...
Removal 1. The brake light switch is located on the pedal bracket under the dashboard. 2. To remove the switch, reach behind the dashboard, disconnect the wiring connector, and unscrew the switch from the bracket (see...
Anti-lock braking system (ABS) — general description
1. ABS can be fitted as an optional extra on some Clio models. The system's function is to prevent wheels from locking during sudden braking, which is achieved by automatically releasing the brake on the wheel that is...
1. ABS can be fitted as an optional extra on some Clio models. The system's function is to prevent wheels from locking during sudden braking, which is achieved by automatically releasing the brake on the wheel that is...
ABS System Components — removal and installation
Assembling the modulator Note: Before you begin, please refer to the Warning given at the beginning Chapter 6 . Removal 1. Remove the battery as described in Section 5A . 2. Where necessary, unscrew the two mounting...
Assembling the modulator Note: Before you begin, please refer to the Warning given at the beginning Chapter 6 . Removal 1. Remove the battery as described in Section 5A . 2. Where necessary, unscrew the two mounting...
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