Brake Pump Turns Foot into Force
A brake pump, often called the master cylinder in hydraulic systems, converts the force of a driver’s foot into fluid pressure that slows or stops a vehicle. When the pedal is pressed, a rod pushes a piston inside the pump. That piston forces brake fluid out through rigid lines toward the wheels. At each wheel the pressure acts on smaller pistons inside the calipers or wheel...
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