SINOTRUK HOWO Truck Parts Rear Brake Chamber WG9000360600
Basic information
The Rear Brake Chamber has both an inflatable brake chamber and a deflating brake chamber. Among them, the inflatable brake chamber is used for travel braking, and the deflating Rear Brake Chamber is used for parking and emergency braking. The main feature of the Rear Brake Chamber is to get mechanical braking force by releasing spring energy.
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Specifications
| PRODUCT NAME | REAR BRAKE CHAMBER | OE NO. | WG9000360600 | BRAND NAME | SINOTRUK Howo |
| MODEL NUMBER | WG9000360600 | PART MODEL | Howo/ Howo A7 | PLACE OF ORIGIN | Shandong, China |
| SIZE | Standard Size | CERICATION | CCC | APPLICABLE | Howo |
| FACTORY | CNHTC SINOTRUK | TYPE | BRAKE CHAMBER | MOQ | 1pc |
| APPLICATION | CHASSIS SYSTEM | QUALITY | High-Performance | MATERIAL | Standard Material |
| PACKING | Standard Package | SHIPPING | By sea, By air | PAYMENT | T/T |
Relevant Knowledge
How to disassemble the rear brake chamber
(1) When disassembling and installing the rear brake chamber. To use special tools to carry out, otherwise It is difficult to assemble reasonably after disassembly. In the absence of special tools, the upper part of the hand control valve (mechanical operation) can’t be disassembled at will, because more accessories must be reasonably assembled by special tools. Otherwise, not only will damage the fittings, but also will appear out of alignment.
(2) in the cavity and the lower cavity is the air supply equipment, can be made for maintenance and repair, but in the cleaning of accessories, can’t use the more corrosive gasoline, dilute and diesel, etc., the available cleaning agent to clean, assembly should be reasonable lubrication of all parts, using the specified lubricant, can’t be used instead of other grease.
