Brake system of the car Mazda 626 (6)

Technical data of the brake system
Basic data Brake pedal: Height (to the carpet): Models produced from 1993 to 1997 - 192-197 mm Models produced since 1999 - 193 mm Free play: Models produced from 1993...

Basic information about the braking system
General information Vehicles described in this manual. equipped with front and rear hydraulic brake systems and a vacuum booster. The front brakes are disc type, the...

Anti-lock braking System-basic information and fault codes
General information 1. In a conventional braking system, when you press the brake pedal hard, the wheels lock up (that is, they stop rotating) and the car becomes...

Disc brake pads — replacement
Caution! Dust generated by brake pad wear contains asbestos. dangerous to your health. Do not blow compressed air into the brakes or inhale the dust. Before working on...

Disc Brake Caliper — removal and installation
Caution! Dust generated by brake pad wear contains asbestos. dangerous to your health. Do not blow compressed air into the brakes or inhale the dust. Before working on...

Brake disc — inspection, removal and installation
Application: This procedure applies to both front and rear disc brakes. Examination 1. Loosen the wheel nuts. raise the car and place it on supports. Remove the wheel...

Drum brake shoes — replacement
Warning. Brake pads must be replaced on both wheels at the same time. Never replace the pads on just one wheel. In addition, the dust generated by brake pad wear...

Wheel cylinder — removal and installation
Note: If brake fluid leaks from the cylinder, the cylinder must be replaced. The manufacturer does not recommend repairing the wheel cylinder. Removal 1. Raise the rear...

Master cylinder — removal and installation
Note: If the master cylinder is faulty, replace it. The manufacturer does not recommend repairing the master cylinder. Removal 1. The master cylinder is located in the...

Brake system pipes and hoses — inspection and replacement
1. Approximately every 6 months, inspect the flexible brake hoses that connect the lines to the wheel cylinders and check for cracks, swelling, signs of brake fluid...

Bleeding the hydraulic brake system
Caution! When bleeding the brake system, take precautions to protect your eyes. If brake fluid gets into your eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek...

Vacuum booster — inspection, removal and installation
Checking the work 1. Press the brake pedal and start the engine. If the brake pedal sinks slightly, the booster is working properly. 2. With the engine running, press...

Brake pedal height and free travel adjustment
Note: Beginning in 1998, vehicles were equipped with a brake light switch that could only be adjusted once. If it is necessary to adjust the brake pedal height, this...

Parking brake adjustment
1. Remove the center console cover around the parking brake lever ( see chapter 11 ). 2. Place chocks under the front wheels, raise the rear of the car and place it on...

Parking brake cable — replacement
1. Place chocks under the front wheels. Loosen the rear wheel nuts, raise the rear of the vehicle and place it on supports. 2. On models with rear drum brakes, remove...

Low Brake Fluid Warning Light Switch — checking and replacing
Examination 1. To check the switch, disconnect the wiring connector, then remove the cap from the brake master cylinder reservoir. 2. Check the resistance between the...

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Capella 5 (1991-1997)