Brake system of the car Honda Civic 6
Brake system — general information
The vehicles described in this Manual are equipped with a hydraulic brake system with vacuum booster. Disc brakes are always installed on the front wheels (see illustration below), while the rear wheel mechanisms can...
The vehicles described in this Manual are equipped with a hydraulic brake system with vacuum booster. Disc brakes are always installed on the front wheels (see illustration below), while the rear wheel mechanisms can...
Brake system specifications
General parameters Characteristic Meaning Foot brake pedal Free travel, mm Civic 1.6÷4.8 Integra 1.6÷5.2 Height, mm Models with manual transmission Civic 153.2 Integra 160.3 Models with AT/CVT Civic 160.3 Integra 165.1...
General parameters Characteristic Meaning Foot brake pedal Free travel, mm Civic 1.6÷4.8 Integra 1.6÷5.2 Height, mm Models with manual transmission Civic 153.2 Integra 160.3 Models with AT/CVT Civic 160.3 Integra 165.1...
Anti-lock Brake System (ABS) — General Information and Error Codes
General information When a vehicle is equipped with a conventional braking system, abruptly pressing the foot brake pedal causes the wheels to lock. This disrupts the tread's grip on the road surface, and the vehicle...
General information When a vehicle is equipped with a conventional braking system, abruptly pressing the foot brake pedal causes the wheels to lock. This disrupts the tread's grip on the road surface, and the vehicle...
Replacement of brake pads of disc brake mechanisms
Warning! Brake pads must be replaced simultaneously on both front/rear brake mechanisms. Remember that dust generated during operation of the brake mechanisms may contain asbestos, which is extremely harmful to human...
Warning! Brake pads must be replaced simultaneously on both front/rear brake mechanisms. Remember that dust generated during operation of the brake mechanisms may contain asbestos, which is extremely harmful to human...
Removal, repair and installation of disc brake calipers
Warning! Remember that the dust generated during operation of the brake mechanisms may contain asbestos, which is extremely harmful to human health. Never blow off dust with compressed air or inhale it – wear a...
Warning! Remember that the dust generated during operation of the brake mechanisms may contain asbestos, which is extremely harmful to human health. Never blow off dust with compressed air or inhale it – wear a...
Checking the condition, removing and installing the brake disc
Note: The procedure applies equally to both front and rear disc brakes. Checking the status 1. Loosen the wheel nuts, jack up the car and place it on stands. Remove the wheel in question, then screw the pair of nuts...
Note: The procedure applies equally to both front and rear disc brakes. Checking the status 1. Loosen the wheel nuts, jack up the car and place it on stands. Remove the wheel in question, then screw the pair of nuts...
Replacing the shoes of the rear wheel drum brake mechanisms
Warning! The replacement of shoes must be carried out simultaneously on both brake mechanisms. See also the warning at the beginning Removal, repair and installation of disc brake calipers ! Note: At the same time as...
Warning! The replacement of shoes must be carried out simultaneously on both brake mechanisms. See also the warning at the beginning Removal, repair and installation of disc brake calipers ! Note: At the same time as...
Removal and installation wheel cylinders
Note: In case of leaks, wheel cylinders must be replaced without fail. Manufacturers do not recommend attempting to perform restorative repairs on these brake components. Removal 1. Jack up the rear of the car and place...
Note: In case of leaks, wheel cylinders must be replaced without fail. Manufacturers do not recommend attempting to perform restorative repairs on these brake components. Removal 1. Jack up the rear of the car and place...
Removal and installation the master brake cylinder
Note: A failed brake master cylinder must be replaced. Manufacturers do not recommend attempting to perform a refurbishment of the brake master cylinder. Removal 1. The brake master cylinder is located in the engine...
Note: A failed brake master cylinder must be replaced. Manufacturers do not recommend attempting to perform a refurbishment of the brake master cylinder. Removal 1. The brake master cylinder is located in the engine...
Checking the condition and replacing brake lines and hoses
1. Approximately every six months, lift the car and check all flexible hoses connecting the steel tubes of the hydraulic circuits to the brake mechanisms of the wheels for cracks, signs of damage to the protective...
1. Approximately every six months, lift the car and check all flexible hoses connecting the steel tubes of the hydraulic circuits to the brake mechanisms of the wheels for cracks, signs of damage to the protective...
Bleeding the brake system
Warning! Bleed the brake system wearing protective glasses. If brake fluid accidentally gets into your eyes, rinse them immediately with plenty of water and seek medical help! Note: Bleeding the hydraulic system is...
Warning! Bleed the brake system wearing protective glasses. If brake fluid accidentally gets into your eyes, rinse them immediately with plenty of water and seek medical help! Note: Bleeding the hydraulic system is...
Checking the serviceability/tightness, removing and installing the brake booster assembly
Checking the correct functioning 1. Without starting the engine, press the foot brake pedal several times. Make sure that there is no change in the pedal travel. 2. Keeping the pedal depressed, start the engine. If the...
Checking the correct functioning 1. Without starting the engine, press the foot brake pedal several times. Make sure that there is no change in the pedal travel. 2. Keeping the pedal depressed, start the engine. If the...
Adjusting the parking brake
1. Remove the handle from the gear shift lever (see Chapter Gearshift box ). 2. Remove the center console (see Chapter Body ). 3. Chock the front wheels, then jack up the rear of the car and place it on stands. Apply...
1. Remove the handle from the gear shift lever (see Chapter Gearshift box ). 2. Remove the center console (see Chapter Body ). 3. Chock the front wheels, then jack up the rear of the car and place it on stands. Apply...
Replacing the parking brake cable
Parking brake drive components 1 - Adjusting nut 2 - Equalizer 3 - Bracket 4 - Switch sensor 5 - Models with rear drum brakes 1. The layout of the parking brake components is shown in the accompanying illustration....
Parking brake drive components 1 - Adjusting nut 2 - Equalizer 3 - Bracket 4 - Switch sensor 5 - Models with rear drum brakes 1. The layout of the parking brake components is shown in the accompanying illustration....
Checking, replacing and adjusting the brake light switch sensor
Examination 1. Depress the foot brake pedal and check that the brake lights in the rear combination lamp assemblies operate properly. 2. If the brake lights do not work, check the condition of the corresponding fuse...
Examination 1. Depress the foot brake pedal and check that the brake lights in the rear combination lamp assemblies operate properly. 2. If the brake lights do not work, check the condition of the corresponding fuse...
Checking and replacing the brake fluid level switch sensor
1. Disconnect the electrical connector of the sensor-switch and remove the cover from the master cylinder reservoir. 2. Check the float movement of the sensor. If signs of jamming are detected, replace the assembly. 3a....
1. Disconnect the electrical connector of the sensor-switch and remove the cover from the master cylinder reservoir. 2. Check the float movement of the sensor. If signs of jamming are detected, replace the assembly. 3a....
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