Conventional and Electronic Braking Systems

Conventional and Electronic Braking Systems

Bosch Technical Instruction

by Robert Bosch

134 pages· 2003· ISBN 9780837604725

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The familiar yellow Technical Instruction series from Bosch have long proved one of their most popular instructional aids. They provide a clear and concise overview of the theory of operation, component design, model variations, and technical terminology for the entire Bosch product line, and give a solid foundation for better diagnostic and servicing. Clearly written and illustrated with photos, diagrams and charts, these books are equally at home in the vocational classroom, apprentice's toolkit, or enthusiast's fireside chair. If you own a European car, you have Bosch components and systems. Each book deals with a single system, including a clear explanation of that system's principles. They also include circuit diagrams, an explanation of the Bosch model numbering system, and a glossary of technical terms. Braking process, braking system, antilock braking system (ABS): demands on ABS, components, control circuit, control cycles, traction control (ASR)

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