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L200 4 (2005-2014, diesel)

Checking the brake light switch

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Attach an ohmmeter to the switch terminals. The circuit must be open when the switch is pressed; closed - when released.

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Removing and installing the brake pedal
Checking the thickness of the rear brake pads and drums
Checking the flatness of the front brake discs and adjusting
Checking the thickness of the brake disc
Checking the Disc Brake Rotor
Checking and replacing the brake pads of the front brakes
Checking the Rear Wheel Brake Pressure Control Valve by Weight (LSPV)
Checking and adjusting the spring of the brake force regulator of the rear wheels (without ABS)
Bleeding air from the brake line
Air release from master cylinder

General description of the braking system
Brake Specifications
Brake system device
Removal and installation of the brake booster
Dismantling and assembly of the main brake cylinder
Removal and Installation of the TL dosing valve depending on the mass (LSPV) (without ABS)
Removal and. installation of front brake discs
Checking the braking force
Disassembly and assembly of the front disc brake
Removal and installation of a back drum brake

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➤ Front fog light switch Mitsubishi Outlander 1 (2003-2008)
➤ Brake Light Switch — Check Mitsubishi Pajero 1 and 2 (1982-1999)
➤ Checking the brake light switch Mitsubishi Carisma (1995-2004)

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