During a pre-trip inspection of commercial vehicle foundation brake components, a driver measures the applied pushrod travel to ensure brake chambers are within allowable operating limits. Place the following procedure steps in the correct chronological order from first to last.
- 1Park the vehicle on level ground, chock the wheels, and release the parking brakes.
- 2Place a reference chalk mark on each pushrod directly at the face of the brake chamber.
- 3Apply the service brakes firmly with 90 to 100 psi of air pressure using an assistant or brake pedal depressor.
- 4Measure the distance from the chalk mark to the brake chamber face to determine total pushrod stroke.
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The correct sequence begins with securing the vehicle and releasing the parking brakes, followed by placing a reference mark on the pushrod, applying full service brake pressure, and finally measuring the distance from the mark to the chamber face.
The mark-and-measure method requires establishing a reliable zero reference while the foundation brakes are completely released and the vehicle is safely chocked. Once marked at the chamber face, full service brake application moves the mark outward. Measuring the gap between the mark and the chamber face yields the exact working travel distance of the pushrod.
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Brake chamber pushrod travel measurement procedure (mark-and-measure method)
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