30 Questions
What is inserted into the groove in the piston according to the text?
O-Ring
Which component is slid over the piston rod in the assembly process described in the text?
Compensating Sleeve
What is tightened enough to achieve a specific clearance in the assembly process?
Nut
Where is the piston return spring installed according to the text?
Cylinder Body
What goes through the piston return spring during assembly?
Piston Rod
Which component is placed over the rod before installing the cover according to the text?
Spacer
What should be done after sliding sleeve (16) over rod (3)?
Unscrew nut (12) from threads of piston rod (3).
What lubricant should be used during reassembly of the cylinders?
Clean hydraulic fluid (MIL-H-5606)
What action should be taken if the filler plug (7) is not vented?
Drill a 1/16-inch hole in the plug.
What does Lock-O-Seal (Parker Seal Co. pin 800-001-6) refer to in the text?
A specific seal product
What is limited during repair and overhaul as per the text?
Installation of new parts, cleaning, and adjusting
Which part must be inspected and replaced if damaged according to the text?
O-rings
What can happen if light brake usage occurs?
The glaze on the lining can wear off
How is the parking brake system released?
By pushing the control knob full in
What should be checked when inspecting the brake master cylinders?
Leaks, cracks, dents, proper radius, security
What does the control knob on the instrument panel operate in the parking brake system?
Locking plates at the brake master cylinders
Which step should be repeated as needed if static run-up cannot be held?
Steps 1 thru 3
When should the lining of the brakes be conditioned again?
When the glaze wears off due to light brake usage
What is recommended when bleeding the brake system?
Using a hydraulic hand pump or HydroFill unit
Where should the opposite end of the flexible hose be immersed during the bleeding process?
In the brake fluid container
What should you observe for evidence of during the bleeding process?
Air bubbles being forced from the brake system
Why is it important to ensure that the free end of the hose remains immersed during bleeding?
To prevent air from being reintroduced into the system
What is used to connect to the bleeder valve in the wheel cylinder?
A clean hydraulic pressure source
What should be done after bubbling has ceased during bleeding?
Tighten the bleeder valve and remove the pressure source
What must be done to brake pads before use to provide optimum service life?
Conditioned (glazed)
Why is it important to perform a brake burn-in on brake pads?
To wear off brake high spots before operational use
What is the purpose of taxiing the airplane at specific speeds during non-asbestos organic composition burn-in?
Maintain 5 to 10 M.P.H. (5 to 9 knots)
What should be done if a high throttle static engine run-up cannot be held after the first full stop braking application for metallic composition burn-in?
Repeat the taxiing and braking steps
Why is it important to allow the brakes to cool for 10 to 15 minutes during the non-asbestos organic composition burn-in?
To prevent overheating and ensure proper conditioning
What should be checked after performing metallic composition burn-in to confirm completion of conditioning?
Hold a high throttle static engine run-up with normal pedal force
Learn the step-by-step process to overhaul a hydraulic cylinder, which includes removing and inspecting various components, as well as cleaning and adjusting. Refer to diagrams for better understanding.
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