Start Up: The hydraulic brake system

[@beetc315_rutujakharche3]

One of the significant system explain in a very simple language! Great work! Thankyou

[@ANACONDA_2000]

we dont need school,we need this kind of videos.You can learn more from KZbin than school

[@walkerelliott7168]

Instablaster...

[@kwunmeichan8013]

The problem is that they are not organized. You have to find them one by one, sometimes by luck. Sometimes they are just missing. Up until now, I cannot find a proper video explaining clutch slipping.

[@sharafatrasell7606]

best video on hydrolic break system i have ever seen. nice and clear graphics. tnx the video maker

[@himanshugupta1566]

good job. Great graphics and 3d makes it easier to understand.

[@MVW54]

Important to mention… When the piston is in the rest position, the brake fluid will be balanced via The compensation hole. This compensation hole is very small, clean this compensation hole with a very thin wire of copper, if it would clog… you are guaranteed a dragging caliper, this has already happened to me twice!!! with the Honda CBX 1000. Stay Safe.

[@hemavarshithamachiraju8914]

Marco Thank you for this information. I was waiting for him to mention it in the video but he did not

[@spodo7946]

VW Makes really good polo and golf tractors

[@paveldorozkin123]

very good video very easy and simple to understand. thank you.

[@samikshyasamal]

Very nice explanation, Great work

[@nicolasantonio3316]

can someone be so kind to help me, ¿what are the components of the hydraulic brake system?, sometimes they appear more or sometimes less, I don't know what to believe.

[@leonardleo3661]

presupun ca esti roman dupa nume, pistoane, placute de franare, acele pistoane impinse cu ajutorul sistemului de ulei hidraulic, imping placute care vin pe disc si franeaza

[@jaibabu7481]

break pedal , break booster , reservoir master cylinder,modular valve for abs, slave cylinder

[@travellerbishnoi8597]

Explained well my dear thank you very much

[@ganeshgaur9585]

Very nicely explained

[@LEON-vt8zz]

thanks for this video very helpful to me as civil engineer.

[@pluscabsnagpur7399]

After how many kilometres or miles brake fluid to be change In normal' working condition temperature 15 c to 47 c . Waiting for your reply & support.

[@RGV2300]

I think is every two years or so.

[@hellllo257]

I don't know that but I like you thumbnail🚩🚩🚩🚩

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3d graphics are easy to learn tysm ❤❤❤❤

[@12vLife]

Sorry maybe I missed it. But how does this system leverage a running engine and pullies? I am wondering about hydraulic brake systems during an EV conversion - Electric vs Pumps? And anything specific about an older 2002 Chevy Blazer I would need to consider.

[@OldSchoolNoe]

Purple fluid? Is this DOT5 that I've only read about ? :O

[@MohaMMaDiN55]

This is super helpful. Great job!

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Wow.. Fantastic

[@stephenmove825]

very clear explained thanks alot

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good video

[@NRSalunke657]

Which type of liquid is used in car...

[@TheGokhansimsek35]

Fantastic video. Thanks a million.

[@Aahiliyan]

Made easy wale 😂😅

[@aravindprakash4753]

How to choose between front&rear split circuit OR diagonal split circuit?

[@icunare]

have you found the answer?

[@DJSTOEK]

Thanks

[@alphaclasher5223]

Anyone from class 11.

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Automobile engineer here.! :)

[@Nancy_tyagi5]

Class 9 icse student here

[@Ukwigira5333]

Gd,y're man of God!

[@redcartiers]

The incompressible water vs air is not a very good example because the soccer ball fabric is flexing when your pressing on it

[@franian77]

Please do video like for ABS brake

[@gautamr3098]

Nice Explanation.

[@CristianoRonaldo-yg4vt]

Very helpful for me

[@Peter-bg1ku]

It would've been more interesting if they separated the circuits between the left ans right wheels

[@SouthSideTHK]

No, it would have been Dumb, wtf?

[@Peter-bg1ku]

@@SouthSideTHK that is the point

[@ashrafalisalimshaikh4935]

Tysm

[@pranavshastri1380]

I want hydraulic T for similar mechanisms. Where should I find it?

[@umutcan878]

that'S the point ; hydraulic system is every field

[@sivakumarca6874]

Thank you .. great job

[@faisalshaikh3557]

What is the name of the liquid

[@kosmokramer9502]

Brake fluid

[@crab9326]

nut juice

[@trendgamer5897]

Good explanation

[@tahirashraf5849]

Thanks brother its very help ful

[@sakthivel-vy3yk]

nice explained

[@mohammadaliyan5302]

Best

[@tarushnemade5548]

after the break is applied is there an pressure difference in front and rear wheel is same or different ? answer for this.

[@quirinonavarro1857]

The pressure applied is the same for both pistons inside the master cylinder, the difference in pressure applied to front and rear cylinder brakes is the result of the difference in diameter, bigger diameter equals more pressure... So, generally; front brakes, bigger diameter than rear brakes.

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[@sanjivyadav3354]

Now i feel more manly 😅

[@kwesibuoyantprediction4146]

Please I need your help Please I want to know something about my tractor Please can we exchange contacts?

[@ssbig7524]

haaa nice

[@siddhartharay1835]

You over simplified, that's not the total story, how can a brake pedal press of 3 to 4 inch bring a 20 ton truck to halt, is not so simple. What you told is taught at 10th classes in school

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works on pascal low

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