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Discussion Forum : Automobile Engineering - Section 1 (Q.No. 1)
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The condition that causes vapour locking in a brake system is
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Kumaresh said:
1 decade ago
Due to continuous application of the brake, the temperature of the brake fluid raised. So in some particular cases the brake fluid vaporizes and causes vapour lock.
Manoj kumar majhi said:
6 years ago
Every brake fluid has designed with his stream temperature absorbing capacity when its crossed then it goes towards vapour then locking system for a break is occur.
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Selvam cr said:
10 years ago
While fluid goes to boil at a high temperature, it will formed into vapour. The density difference between the fluids causes to vapour locking in braking system.
Tarn said:
1 decade ago
Its a not a possible. Now a days in the ferrari car has a automatic brakes which work when any vehicle crosses very near to ferrari its brakes automatic work.
RAMDEV said:
7 years ago
In present-day Cars Vapour Lock in Brake system is a distant possibility, might be in Heavy Commercial vehicles it can happen but not sure.
Satish said:
1 decade ago
The vapor lock is due to continuous application of brake the liquid will becomes vapor, so that vapor lock will occurs.
Akshay said:
9 years ago
These problems are taking place in the hilly area the car does not drive smoothly more time brakes can be held down.
Abhishek said:
9 years ago
Is this vapour changes to the liquid state when is cooled so that the brake gets restored to the normal state?
Maddy said:
1 decade ago
If there is a problem of vapor lock in break system.
Can any one tell me how to over come this problem.
Can any one tell me how to over come this problem.
Praveen said:
6 years ago
Vapor locking due to air in the system is possible and high temperature.
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