Brake pad wear sensor
A brake pad, wear amount technology, applied in the direction of brakes, brake types, brake components, etc., can solve problems such as expensive, expensive solutions, prone to road debris, etc.
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[0035] refer to figure 1 , the example vehicle suspension system 10 includes an upper control arm 12 and a lower control arm 14 connected to a vehicle 16 for pivotal movement. A knuckle 20 is connected to the free ends of the control arms 12, 14 by a ball joint or the like allowing relative movement between the knuckle and the control arm. The knuckle 20 includes a shaft 22 that supports a hub 24 for rotation about an axle 26 (see arrow A). Wheel or rim 30 and tire 32 may be mounted on hub 24 by known means such as lugs and lug nuts. Hub 24 includes bearings 34 that facilitate rotation of the hub, rim 30 and tire 32 about axis 26 . The steering knuckle 20 itself is rotatable about a steering axis 36 (see arrow B) in order to steer the vehicle 16 in a known manner.
[0036] A damper 40 such as a shock absorber or strut has a piston rod 42 connected to the lower control arm 14 and a cylinder 44 supported by structure of the vehicle 16 such as a frame mounting bracket. Damper...
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