07.07.2014 Views

1948-1952 Shop Service Manual - - Hudson-Essex-Terraplane Club

1948-1952 Shop Service Manual - - Hudson-Essex-Terraplane Club

1948-1952 Shop Service Manual - - Hudson-Essex-Terraplane Club

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

Create successful ePaper yourself

Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.

BRAKES 15 - 3<br />

It is necessary that rod (5) which is attached to the brake<br />

pedal operating r o d, be adjusted for clearance where it seats<br />

in piston (13) so that there is 1/4" free movement of the<br />

brake pedal p ad before the pressure stroke starts. Cup (15)<br />

is thus permitted to be clear of port (16) when piston (13) is<br />

in its released position.<br />

NOTE: If this port is not cleared by the piston, t he compensating<br />

action of the master cylinder will be destroyed and the<br />

brakes will drag.<br />

FIGURE 3<br />

FIGURE 2<br />

NOTE: Master cylinder should be kept at least one half<br />

full of <strong>Hudson</strong> Hydraulic Brake Fluid. The filler cap and<br />

master cylinder should always be cleaned of all dirt and<br />

grit before removing the cap. Grit in the fluid will cause<br />

scoring of the cylinders and possible plugging of lines and<br />

ports.<br />

1. Filler cap<br />

2. Filler cap gasket<br />

3. Reservoir cover screws<br />

4. Reservoir cover<br />

5. Reservoir cover gasket<br />

6. Push rod<br />

7. Push rod guard strap<br />

8. Push rod guard<br />

9. Piston stop plate lock wire<br />

10. Piston stop plate<br />

11. Piston cup secondary<br />

12. Master cylinder body<br />

13. Piston<br />

14. Inlet port<br />

15. Piston cup primary<br />

16. Outlet port<br />

17. Piston spring<br />

18. Check valve<br />

Secondary cup (11) prevents fluid from leaking out of<br />

master cylinder into boot (8). The supply tank filler cap (1)<br />

can be reached by raising the front floor mat and removing<br />

three self-tapping screws and lifting off the round floor cover.<br />

BRAKE DRUM DUST SHIELD<br />

The brake drum dust shield is a press fit on the drum and<br />

is also staked in 4 equally distant places to the drum.<br />

REMOVAL:<br />

MASTER CYLINDER<br />

1. Disconnect stop light wires at stop light switch (16)<br />

Figure 1 and brake tubes at rear of master cylinder connector<br />

(15).<br />

2. Remove one bolt attaching master cylinder frame bracket<br />

to frame rail and disconnect clutch pedal pull back spring.<br />

3. Remove cotter key and clevis pin (10) attaching master<br />

cylinder push rod (12) t o pedal (8) and remove push rod<br />

(12).<br />

4. Allow master cylinder (14) and bracket assembly to swing<br />

down and remove the two bolts (13), nuts and lockwashers<br />

attaching master cylinder to bracket.

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!