Technical Procedure: Air Disc Brake (Adb) Systems

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Technical

Procedure
Air Disc Brake (ADB)
Systems
SUBJECT: Rotor (U-shape style)
and Caliper Mounting
LIT NO: T71004 
DATE: September 2011

This document includes torque values and sequence Mounting Hub to Rotor
for mounting Air Disc Brake (ADB) U-shape style rotor
and caliper to Hendrickson wheel ends. 1
4 8
Things to consider: 7 5
Rotor
Note: The rotor and hub assembly must be installed 10 2
before mounting ADB caliper.
3 9
6
Important: Hendrickson does not recommend Torque Sequence
reusing used bolts. Bolt metal and
threads are stressed when tightened.
Duplicating clamp loads under torque
is not assured for used fasteners.

IMPORTANT: Do not apply additional lubricant


to fastener threads. Doing so will
Mounting bolts x10 Hub
reduce the friction between fastener 220 ±10 ft-lbs
components which can lead to
Figure 1: Hub to rotor assembly
overtightening, unpredictable clamp
loads and unreliable fastener
connections. 1. Ensure both hub and rotor mounting surfaces are
clean and free of loose dirt, corrosion, grease and
Caution: Major wheel-end components are debris.
heavy and difficult to lift by hand.
Use appropriate hoist and support 2. Place rotor onto stable work surface with the
slings to lift into position. outboard mounting surface facing upward.

Do not lift caliper assembly by brake 3. Carefully lower hub onto rotor until hub
pad retainer bracket. mounting pilot engages rotor bore.

More information can be found on the Hendrickson 4. Align fastener holes and insert new bolts and
website: washers, hand tighten.
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5. Properly constrain assembly and torque hex cap
• Hendrickson wheel-end literature , e.g.: L496 screws in the sequence shown in Figure 1.
Wheel-end Maintenance Procedures, L974 Drum
Note: Ensure the head of the new bolts do not
Brake Maintenance Procedures.
extend beyond the height of the wheel
• Links to Vendor Components Literature. mounting flange surface to cause interference.
• B31 Suspension Torque Specifications.
Mounting Caliper to torque plate
1. Ensure both torque plate and caliper mounting
surfaces are clean and free of loose dirt, 4 2 1 3
corrosion, grease and debris. Axle
6 5
2. Align and place caliper over rotor and against
torque plate as shown in Figure 2 and Figure 3. Torque Sequence

Note: If included with pre-assembled pads,


pad spacers should pop out as caliper is Torque plate
welded to axle
positioned onto rotor.

3. Insert and hand tighten the six new mounting Mounting bolts
and washers x6
bolts and washers. 350 ±25 ft-lbs

4. Visually inspect to ensure proper placement. Carrier plate


Carrier
Caliper assembly
5. Using 30 mm socket, torque mounting bolts in
Figure 2: Torque Plate/caliper assembly
sequence shown in Figure 2.
Caliper
Carrier assembly
Important: Turning bolts other than the ones
Carrier plate
shaded and numbered sequence in
Figure 2 will alter brake performance Mounting bolts
and must be avoided. Refer to Vendor and washers x6
350 ±25 ft-lbs
Components Literature for ADB service
requirements.

6. If not pre-assembled, install brake pads and


complete installation according to caliper
manufacture’s procedures.

Rotor
Dust cover

Torque plate
welded to axle

Figure 3: Installing ADB caliper (suspension shown upside down)

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Information contained in this literature was accurate at the time of publication. Product changes may have been made after the copyright date that are not reflected.
T71004 09-11 ECN 20087 © 2011 Hendrickson USA, L.L.C. (U.S. Rights) Hendrickson International Corporation (Rights Outside U.S.) All Rights Reserved Printed in United States of America

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