a hydraullic system for a canr has two pistons, one for the brake pedal and one for the brake blocks. explaing why these pistons are different sizes!!!!!! and please explain this for me but easyer: a small force on the brake pedal is applied to a small area. this exerts a pressure on the liquid and this pressure is tranfered to the pistons in the brakes. these pistons have a large area so the larger force is exerted on the braking disk?please help and explain about the braking system a little more and what are pistons??thank u sooo much best anwser 10 P :D
NO , brakes structures are nonetheless on the availability and insist checklist. primary automobiles have a front disk and rear drum set up. i offered 2 new automobiles in 2 years and the two have that gadget. front rotors do many of the braking and the back drums are merely there as help with the park brake. an entire 4 wheel disc gadget provides fee to each motor vehicle. A disc brake gadget desires much less areas to do the job however the tend to be extra costly to interchange.
Please look at the bottom of this page www.allstar.fiu.edu/aero/hydr02.h. and see if that helps you get a better idea of what is happening.
