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MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, MALAYSIA

VOCATIONAL COLLEGE STANDARD CURRICULUM

COURSE INFORMATION

PROGRAMME : AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

COURSE NAME : VEHICLE UNDER CARRIAGE SYSTEM I

CODE NAME : MTA 1033

LEVEL / SEMESTER : 2 SEMESTER 1

CREDIT UNIT : 3.0

CONTACT HOUR : FACE TO FACE : 6.0 HOURS/WEEK

NON FACE TO FACE :

COURSE TYPE : VOCATIONAL

PREREQUISITE : -

CORE REQUISITE : -

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COURSE OUTCOMES

The person who is competent in this Course Outcomes shall be able to make sure the continuous of the brake functions, free of any
fluid leakages, and to ensure the safeness of the driver. Upon completion of this competency unit, trainees will be able to:
Perform Hydraulic Brake System Condition Inspection
Service Brake Hydraulic Components
Service Brake Mechanical Components
Service Parking Brake System Components

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Brake system service is a scope of competency to restore brake system in order to slow or stops the wheels and the vehicle.
The competency includes perform hydraulic brake system condition inspection, service hydraulic brake components, service brake
mechanical components, and service parking brake system components.
The outcome of this competency is to make sure the continuous of the brake functions, free of any fluid leakages, and to ensure the
safeness of the driver.

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CONTENT AND LEARNING STANDARDS

PROGRAM : AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY

COURSE NAME : VEHICLE UNDER CARRIAGE SYSTEM I (BRAKE SYSTEM)

CODE NAME : MTA 1033

CONTACT HOURS CONTENT LEARNING STANDARD

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA /
(TRAINING STANDARD (RELATED KNOWLEDGE / APPLIED SKILLS /
ASSESSSMENT CRITERIA
DURATION) (WORK ACTIVITIES) ATTITUDE / SAFETY / ENVIROMENTAL)

RELATED KNOWLEDGE PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

8 JAM 1. PERFORM i. Types of job order such as: - 1.1 Demonstrate job order receiving on brake
HYDRAULIC Work sheet / job card system
BRAKE SYSTEM ii. Function of job order 1.2 Able to interpret and compare system
CONDITION iii. Function of hydraulic brake system defects to manufacturers specification.
INSPECTION iv. Hydraulic brake system repair tools 1.3 Able to prepare tools and equipment for
Type of tools (such as common tools and hydraulic brake system condition
special tools) inspection.
Functions of tools 1.4 Perform checking of brake leakages
v. Hydraulic brake system layout condition in accordance with hydraulic
vi. Hydraulic brake system functionality test brake system condition inspection
vii. Water vapour contamination condition procedure.
1.5 Perform checking of water vapour
Discoloration contamination level of the brake fluid
Viscosity according to the workshop manual.
viii. Brake fluid level switch functionality
ix. Free-play checking procedure

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APPLIED SKILLS ASSESSSMENT CRITERIA

i. Interpret job order i. Job order are understood and interpreted

ii. Prepare tools and equipment
iii. Check condition of brake leakages
iv. Check water vapour contamination level of the
brake fluid.
v. Check brake fluid level switch
vi. Check brake pedal free-play
ATTITUDE / SAFETY / ENVIROMENTAL
Attitude:
i. Systematic in organising work activities.
ii. Hydraulic brake system Tools and
equipment are prepared
iii. Condition of the brake leakages are visually
checked
iv. Water vapour contamination level visually
checked
v. Brake fluid viscosity and discoloration
condition visually checked
vi. Brake fluid level switch visually checked
vii. Brake pedal free-play are checked and
pressed.

Safety:
i. Adhere to safety precaution in hydraulic brake
system condition inspection.
ii. Adhere to companys safety and policy.
iii. Occupational safety & health act 514 1994

Environmental:
i. Practice Reuse, Recycle and Reduce (3R).
ii. Environmental Quality act 127 1974

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CONTACT HOURS CONTENT LEARNING STANDARD

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA /
(TRAINING STANDARD (RELATED KNOWLEDGE / APPLIED SKILLS /
ASSESSSMENT CRITERIA
DURATION) (WORK ACTIVITIES) ATTITUDE / SAFETY / ENVIROMENTAL)

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RELATED KNOWLEDGE PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

8 JAM 2. SERVICE i. Fundamentals of hydraulic brake :-

HYDRAULIC Type of components (such as master
BRAKE cylinder, brake callipers, wheel cylinder)
COMPONENTS Functions of components
ii. Master cylinder service procedure
iii. Brake calliper service procedure
iv. Wheel cylinders servicing procedure
v. Brake hoses replacement procedure
vi. Brake pipes replacement procedure
vii. Proportioning & bypass valves replacement
procedure
APPLIED SKILLS
i. Service master cylinder
ii. Service brake callipers
iii. Service wheel cylinders
iv. Replace brake hoses
v. Replace brake pipes
vi. Replace proportioning & bypass valves
ATTITUDE / SAFETY / ENVIROMENTAL
Attitude:
i. Systematic in organising work activities.
2.1 Perform brake fluid replacement in
accordance with the workshop manual.
2.2 Perform servicing of master cylinder in
accordance with the workshop manual.
2.3 Perform servicing of brake callipers in
accordance with the workshop manual.
2.4 Demonstrate servicing of wheel cylinders
in accordance with the workshop manual.
2.5 Perform brake hoses are replacement in
accordance with the workshop manual.
2.6 Perform brake pipes are replacement in
accordance with the workshop manual.
2.7 Perform proportioning & bypass valves are
replacement in accordance with the
workshop manual.
ASSESSSMENT CRITERIA
i. Master cylinder brake fluids fully drained
ii. Master cylinder core cleaned from grime
and grease
iii. Master cylinder kit replaced
iv. Brake callipers cleaned from grease and
grime
v. Brake callipers abnormalities visually
checked
vi. Brake callipers adjusted and reinstalled to
the vehicle
vii. Brake calliper system fully bled
viii. Wheel cylinders functionality check list
performed

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ix. Wheel cylinders brake fluids fully drained

Safety:
i. Adhere to safety precaution in conducting brake
hydraulic components service.
ii. Adhere to companys safety and policy.
iii. Occupational safety & health act 514 1994
Environmental:
i. Practice Reuse, Recycle and Reduce (3R).
ii. Environmental Quality act 127 1974
x. Wheel cylinders cleaned from grease and
grime
xi. Wheel cylinders kit replaced with new
parts
xii. Brake hoses replaced with new parts
xiii. Brake pipes replaced with new parts
xiv. Proportioning & bypass valves replaced
with new parts

CONTACT HOURS CONTENT LEARNING STANDARD

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA /
(TRAINING STANDARD (RELATED KNOWLEDGE / APPLIED SKILLS /
ASSESSSMENT CRITERIA
DURATION) (WORK ACTIVITIES) ATTITUDE / SAFETY / ENVIROMENTAL)

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RELATED KNOWLEDGE PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

12 JAM 3. SERVICE BRAKE i. Components of Mechanical brake :-

MECHANICAL Brake disc 3.1 Perform checking of brake mechanical
COMPONENTS Brake pad components condition in accordance with
Brake drum the workshop manual.
3.2 Able to service brake discs in accordance
Brake Shoe with the workshop manual
Brake booster 3.3 Able to replaced brake pads in accordance
ii. Component of disc brake with the workshop manual
Rotors 3.4 Perform servicing of brake drums in
Drake pads accordance with the workshop manual
Brake callipers 3.5 Demonstrate replacement of brake shoes
in accordance with the workshop manual.

APPLIED SKILLS ASSESSSMENT CRITERIA

i. Check brake mechanical components
condition
ii. Service mechanical brake discs
iii. Service brake drums
iv. Service brake shoes
v. Replace brake disc
vi. Replace brake pads
vii. Replace brake booster
i. Brake pads and brake discs thickness
checked
ii. Brake drum / hub removed from vehicle
iii. Brake shoes removed from brake drum
iv. Brake shoes thickness visually checked
v. Brake drum / hub is cleaned from any rust.
vi. New brake shoes installed
vii. New brake drums installed
viii. New brake disc installed
ix. New brake pad installed
x. Brake system bled
xi. New brake booster installed

ATTITUDE / SAFETY / ENVIROMENTAL

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Attitude:
i. Systematic in organising work activities.

Safety:
i. Adhere to safety precaution in conducting brake
mechanical components service.
ii. Adhere to companys safety and policy.
iii. Occupational safety & health act 514 1994

Environmental:
i. Practice Reuse, Recycle and Reduce (3R).
ii. Environmental Quality act 127 1974act 127
1974

CONTACT HOURS CONTENT LEARNING STANDARD

PERFORMANCE CRITERIA /
(TRAINING STANDARD (RELATED KNOWLEDGE / APPLIED SKILLS /
ASSESSSMENT CRITERIA
DURATION) (WORK ACTIVITIES) ATTITUDE / SAFETY / ENVIROMENTAL)

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RELATED KNOWLEDGE PERFORMANCE CRITERIA

12 JAM 4. SERVICE i. Fundamental of parking brake system such as:- 4.1 Perform checking of parking brake
PARKING Schematic diagram components condition in accordance with
BRAKE SYSTEM Types of parking brake the workshop manual.
COMPONENTS 4.2 Demonstrate servicing of parking brake
Components of parking brake
components in accordance with the
Layout of parking brake components workshop manual.
ii. Parking brake checking procedure 4.3 Able to prepare brake service report in
iii. Parking brake removing and replacing accordance with the workshop manual.
procedure
iv. Method of removing and replacing parking
brake cable ASSESSSMENT CRITERIA
v. Method of adjusting parking brake
vi. Checking parking break light indicator system
i. Parking brake cable visually checked
procedure such as :-
ii. Condition parking brake cable components
Stop light confirmed
Third light iii. Condition Parking brake cable confirmed
iv. Releasing Parking brake cable adjustment
confirmed
APPLIED SKILLS v. Parking brake cable assembly removed
from the vehicle
i. Check parking brake cable visually vi. New parking brake cable installed
ii. Check parking brake cable components vii. Parking brake cable assembly installed to
iii. Check parking brake cable condition vehicle
iv. Release parking brake cable adjustment viii. Parking break stop light and third light
v. Remove parking brake cable assembly indicator check list performed

ATTITUDE / SAFETY / ENVIROMENTAL

Attitude:
i. Systematic in organising work activities.

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Safety:
i. Adhere to safety precaution in conducting
parking brake system components service.
ii. Adhere to companys safety and policy.
iii. Occupational safety & health act 514 1994

Environmental:
i. Practice Reuse, Recycle and Reduce (3R).
Environmental Quality act 127 1974

Employability Skills

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Core Abilities Social Skills

01.04 Analyse information 1. Communication skills.

01.05 Utilize the Internet to locate and gather information 2. Conceptual skills.
01.06 Utilize word processor to process information 3. Interpersonal skills.
02.06 Write memos and news 4. Learning skills.
02.07 Utilize Local Area Network(LAN)/Internet to exchange 5. Leadership skills.
information 6. Multitasking and prioritising.
02.08 Prepare pictorial and graphic information 7. Self-discipline.
03.08 Develop and maintain a cooperation within work group 8. Teamwork
04.01 Organize own work activities
04.02 Set and revise own objectives and goals
04.03 Organize and maintain own workplace
04.04 Apply problem solving strategies
04.05 Demonstrate initiative and flexibility
06.05 Analyse technical system
06.06 Monitor and correct performance of system

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Tools, Equipment and Materials (TEM)

ITEMS RATIO (TEM : Trainees)

1. Brake system assembly 1:5

2. Job order sample 1:5
3. Customer handling sample. 1:5
4. Chronology of event sample. 1:5
5. Warranty term & condition sample. 1:5
6. Tools, equipment and parts. 1:5
7. Consumable material/parts guideline and references. 1:5
8. Workplace setup requirement. 1:5
9. Tools setup and arrangement procedure. 1:5
10. Safety and security protecting materials. 1:5
11. Manufacturer SOP sample. 1:5

References

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