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1973 Mar Accelerator BB103 OPT
1973 Mar Accelerator BB103 OPT
FA STA CT/ON
Stockist. They can guarantee fast delivery and
means Fast Profits. right for a long time to come. All genuine GM
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VOL.30, N0.2
Editorial:
WHEN'FASTACT/ON
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You know as well as anyone ...delays cost Your GM Dealer or Stockist is always on
you money. Delays in repairs cause your hand with the part you need when "fast
customers to become discontented ... and action counts".Because they are backed by
discontented customers don't come back.
the full resources of General Motors.
You can't afford to be wasting time waiting
And of course, Genuine GM Parts are
for spare parts.
guaranteed to fit exactly .. . and carry the
But another thing to keep in mind is that,
GM Warranty.
not only must spare parts arrive quickly,
they must be the right parts, they must fit So when the pressure 1s on, call your GM
and conform to the GM standards of quality. Dealer or Stockist . . your "fast action"
Genuine GM Spare Parts are the answer. specialists when "fast action counts".
Editor: E. H. Prout
National Automotive
Please Note Service Company
The Vented Petrol Locking Cap.
Box 162, P.O., Dandenong
shown on page 6, January/February Victoria, 3175
issue of Accelerator is suitable for
Holden Cab .rnd Chassis only. Copyright General Motors-Holden's
Ply. Ltd. reproduction in whole or
part pro h ibited without permission.
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M37247 RADIO PACKAGE
Comprises l.C. Receiver, 7 x 5 Oval Speaker, Universal Mounting Brackets,
$10.86
So your profit on retail sales is
LEYLAND
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FIAT
M-37252 Marina
M-37269 Austin 1800 Mark 11 5.09 M-37259 125 3.82
M-37276 Tasman Kimberley 6.79
MAZDA
FORD M-37260 1300 3.82
Free
Diagnostic Chart
This informative chart will be of
service
ACCELERATOR VOL. 30 No. 2
March-1973
The Service Information contained in this issue of Accelerator has been reproduced from the HQ Holden
Service Manual as a handy "cause and remedy" Diagnosis Guide to Disc Brake problems experienced in
the field.
2. Poor quality brake fluid (low boiling point) in 2. Drain hydraulic system and fill with approved
system. fluid.
3. Air in hydraulic system. 3. Bleed hydraulic system and refill with approved
fluid.
4. Hoses soft and weak (expand ing under pressure). 4. Replace defective hoses.
,......, 5.
, Disc runout excessive. 5. Check disc for runout and install new disc, if
necessary.
6. Wheel bearings or steering parts loose or worn 6. Adjust or replace defective parts.
(causing pad assembly knockback).
7. Pad assembly knockback after violent cornering. 7. Pump pedal to restore normal pedal height.
-2.. Poor quality brake fluid (low boiling point) in 2. Drain hydraulic system and fill with approved
r system. fluid.
3. Air in hydraulic system. 3. Bleed hydraulic system and refill with approved
fluid.
5. Caliper seals soft or swollen. 5. Drain hydraulic system, flush system with
approved brake fluid and replace all cups and
seals in complete brake system.
4. Master cylinder cups swollen. 4. Drain hydraulic system, flush system with
approved brake fluid and replace all cups and
seals in complete brake system.
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CAUSE REMEDY
5. 5.
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Master cylinder bore corroded or rough. Repair or replace master cylinder.
6. Caliper piston frozen or seized. 6. Disassemble caliper and free up piston (replace
if necessary).
7. Caliper cylinder bore corroded or rough. 7. Disassemble caliper and remove corrosion or
roughness, or replace cal iper.
1. Pad assemblies soiled with brake fluid, oil or 1. Replace pad assemblies.
grease.
6. Caliper cylinder seal soft or swollen. 6. Drain hydraulic system, flush system with
approved brake fluid and replace all cups and
seals in complete brake system.
7. Caliper cylinder bore corroded or rough. 7. Disassemble caliper and remove corrosion or
roughness, or replace caliper.
8. Pedal linkage binding (and suddenly releasing). 8. Free up and lubricate linkage.
1. Poor quality brake fluid (low boiling point) in 1. Drain hydraulic system and fill with approved
system. fluid.
4. Master cylinder bore corrod ed, worn or scored. 4. Repair or replace master cylinder.
5. Caliper cylinder seal worn or damaged. 5. Replace seal.
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6. Caliper cylinder bore corrod ed, worn or scored. 6. Disassemble caliper and remove corrosion or
scoring, or replace caliper.
7. Bleed screw open. 7. Close bleed screw and bleed hydraulic system.
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NOISE AND CHATTER (May be Accompanied by Brake Roughness and Pedal Pumping)
4. Car creeping or moving slowly with brakes 4. Increase or decrease pedal effort slightly.
applied (may produce groan or crunching noise).
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CAUSE REMEDY
2. Master cylinder compensating port restricted by 2. Drain hydraulic system, flush system with
swollen primary cup. approved brake fluid and replace all cups and
seals in complete brake system.
3. Residual pressure check valve in line to front 3. Remove residual pressure check valve from line.
wheels.
4. Caliper piston frozen or seized. 4. Disassemble caliper and free up piston (replace
if necessary).
5. Caliper cylinder seal swollen. 5. Drain hydraulic system, flush system with
approved brake fluid and replace all cups and
seals in complete brake system.
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6. Caliper cylinder bore corroded or rough. 6. Disassemble caliper and remove corrosion or
roughness, or replace caliper.
lf"il. Hydraulic push rod on Master-vac out of 7. Adjust or free up and lubricate.
' adjustment or binding (causing primary cup to
restrict master cylinder compensating port).
SPECIFICATIONS
Type Single Piston Sliding Caliper, Ventilated Disc.
Caliper Cylinder:
Bore Dia. - in. (nominal) 2.500.
Mounting (front) Bolted to Steering Knuckle.
Proportioning Valve:
Type Pressure sensitive.
Location RH frame rail mid chassis.
Output @ 400 p.s.i. input 270-300 p.s.i.
Output @ 1000 p.s.i. input 470-520 p.s.i.
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BRAKE TROUBLE DIAGNOSIS C HECK S HEET
Damaged Mastervac x x x x x
Linings Damaged by x xx x x x x x x
Abusive Use - Replace
Excessive Brake Lining Oust - x xx xx xx x xx x
Remove with Air
Heat Spotted or Scored
x x x x x xx x
Brake Drums or Discs
Out-of-Round or Vibrating
x xx
Brake Drums
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will fit right first time - you'll be able to fit them faster. And
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Tune-ups mean big business for you. Customers want the best from
their cars. They want fast starts, better fuel consumption, more
reliability. And it's up to you to tell them that these things come
from a well-tuned car. Of course, for you that means more business,
faster parts turnover .. .and more profit. Your GM Dealer or
Stockist has all the parts you need. Genuine GM parts all carry the
GM warranty and they'll fit right, work right. All in all, it means
great things for your business.
Ignition
Cable Kit
Rotors
Condensers
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Nine popular maintenance
IGREASO Removes oil and grease
GM UP HOLSTERY
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CLEANER AND
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DEODORANT
One application cleans, C HAMOIS
Spray on, wipe off. Cleans
shines and protects.
and revives car upholstery This man · made
Adds wax as it washes,
hood linings, mats and chamois is super
and inhibits corrosion.
carpets. absorbent, and
dries paintwork
Part Number: M3722&. -
Part Number: M37222. Re and chrome per-
Recommended List Price fectly. Withstands detergents ' and can
commended List Price
99c plus tax. be cleaned by boiling water.
Sl.44 plus tax.
Part. Nu.mber: M37228. Recommended
Retail Price $2.50 tax exempt.
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