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TM 5-4210-230-14&P-1 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE BRAKES HYDRAULIC The  vehicle  may  be  equipped  with  either  a  single  hydraulic  brake  system  (codes  04011  or  04058)  or  split  hydraulic  system (codes 04044, 04055 or 04059) depending upon the front axle gross weight rating. Code Type System Identification 04011 Single A.  One hydraulic fluid line from master cylinder which is under hood mounted on dash panel. B.  Vehicles with frame mounted hydrovac. C.  Vehicles with 5,000, 6,000 and 7,500 lb.  front axles. 04058 Single A.  One hydraulic fluid line from master cylinder which is under hood mounted on dash panel. B.  Vehicles with frame mounted hydrovac. C.  Vehicles with 9,000 10,000 and 12,000 lb.  front axles. 04055 Dual Power A.  Split hydraulic master cylinder with two compartment reservoir, two hydraulic fluid lines and is mounted on DPB booster. B.  Dual Power Brake (DPB) booster with vacuum power chamber and a hydraulic power booster which receives hydraulic source from separate hydraulic pump (power steering).  DPB booster is mounted under hood on dash panel. C.  Vehicles w/5,000, 6,000 and 7,500 lb.  front axles. 04044-04059 Hy-Power A.  Split hydraulic master cylinder with two compartment reservoir, two hydraulic brake fluid lines and mounted on the Hy-Power booster assembly. B.  Hy-Power booster is a hydraulic assist system which receives hydraulic assist from separate hydraulic pump (power steering).  It also has an electric power backup pump.  It is under hood mounted on dash panel. C.  Vehicles with 5,000 thru 12,000 lb.  front axles. BRAKES (HYDRAULIC) The    hydraulic    brakes    on    some    models    are    self- adjusting.      The   automatic   brake   adjuster   maintains   proper clearance between the brake shoe lining and drum during the service life of the lining. The    automatic    brake    adjuster    operates    when    the brakes  are  applied  while  the  vehicle  is  moving  rearward.    It should   be   noted,   however,   that   the   automatic   adjustment feature does not eliminate the need for periodic inspection of the brake system (wheel cylinders, master cylinder, lines and hoses, etc.) or the replacement of worn or damaged linings or other parts. Air Cleaner Brake Vacuum Power Cylinder (Hydrovac) Replace:  Every 12,000 miles (19,000 kilometers) Location: Adjacent to Hydrovac inside left frame rail under cab. 3

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