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BRAKE CALIPER BOLT CORROSION - CLEAN & SEAL MT 0995-11

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ARTICLE BEGINNING

TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN

BRAKE CALIPER BOLTS

Model(s):      All Mazda Models
Category:      Mazda Tips
Bulletin No.:  MT 0995-11
Date:          1995

DESCRIPTION

  When reinstalling disk brake calipers, use the following procedure
to secure the caliper bolts and seal against road corrosion. When
installing caliper mounting bolts, first clean the bolt threads of
any old residue. Be sure to clean out the female portion as well,
using a wire brush, brake cleaner and an air hose. When parts are dry
apply 3-4 drops of Loctite Threadlocking Adhesive/Sealant 272 (Loctite
part number 27200) on the male threads, one full thread back from the
lead thread. Assemble and torque to specification in less than 5-8
minutes.

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BRAKE JUDDER REPAIR (CANADIAN) CAT. P, NO. 94-06

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ARTICLE BEGINNING

TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN

BRAKE JUDDER REPAIR

Model(s):      1983-95 Mazda Vehicles (Canadian)
Category:      P - Brakes
Bulletin No.:  95-02
Date:          May, 1995

NOTE:  This bulletin supersedes Service Bulletin Cat. P, No. 94-06.

DESCRIPTION

  Customers who complain of vibration or pulsation in the steering
wheel, brake pedal, floor or seat while applying the brakes may be
experiencing symptoms of brake judder. Judder is caused by:

  * Disk Thickness Variation (DTV)
  * rotor run-out and/or
  * rotor surface rust (which leads to DTV)

  This bulletin describes the causes and corrections for each
condition.

CAUSES OF JUDDER

1. Disc Thickness Variation (DTV) - DTV creates a vibration/pulsation
   during application of the brakes. DTV will increase with distance
   travelled if the run-out of the disc is excessive.

2. Disc Rotor Run-Out - Run-out, or rotor "wobble", leads to DTV. It
   is corrected by precision machining to bring the run-out within
   specification.

3. Rotor Surface Rust - Under certain conditions (storage or use in
   extreme environments), the surface of the brake rotors may become
   rusted in the pad non-contact area. If this corrosion penetrates
   the rotor surface deeply enough, it will not wear or rub off
   during normal use. This will cause DTV.

CORRECTION

  In order to effectively correct brake judder, rotor surfaces must be
precisely machined. Mazda Canada Inc., has evaluated both on and off-
car brake lathes and has determined that on-car lathes are more
precise and greatly reduces comeback repairs.

  The steps necessary for correction of brake judder are as follows:

BRAKE JUDDER REPAIR (CANADIAN) CAT. P, NO. 94-06

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1. If the vehicle is in dealer inventory and the condition is rotor
   rust:

   A. Clean the rotor surface by driving the vehicle several miles
      while frequently applying the brakes.

   B. If vibration/pulsation is still felt, processed to step "C".

   C. Machine the rotor surface enough to remove all rust or surface
      staining (generally 0.1 mm per side).

NOTE:  If machining is performed, the Service Manager's signature must
       appear on the repair order.

2. If the vehicle has been in service:

   A. Verify customer's complaint with a test drive.

   B. If brake judder is felt, proceed to step "C". If brake judder is
      not felt, refer to the work shop manual or the NVH manual for
      additional troubleshooting information.

   C. Mark the front wheel(s) and the lug nut stud with chalk. This
      will determine the original position of the wheel to the
      rotor. Remove the front wheel(s).

NOTE:  A high majority of brake judder is due to DTV of the front
       rotors. Customer complaints of brake judder are most often
       corrected by machining the front rotors only.

    D. Measure the remaining front rotor thickness and run-out.
       Determine if sufficient rotor material remains to allow
       machining.
       Limit:  Stated minimum thickness for the model plus 0.8 mm.

    E. If machining can be achieved, an on-car brake lathe is
       recommended to ensure a precise rotor surface.

NOTE:  After machining rotor(s) with an on-car brake lathe, you must
       remove all metal cuttings (particles) from the ABS "toothed
       ring" (the reluctor) and the ABS sensor. Failure to remove
       these particles will prevent proper function of the ABS system.

    F. If machining can not be achieved due to rotor thickness
       limitations, the dealer should replace the rotor. To ensure a
       successful repair, run-out and/or DTV must be removed by
       on-car machining, even on new rotor(s).

    G. Install the wheel in the same location relative to the hub as
       it was originally positioned.

BRAKE JUDDER REPAIR (CANADIAN) CAT. P, NO. 94-06

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    H. Torque wheel lug nuts to the specifications in the service
       manual.

    I. Test drive the vehicle to confirm repair.

    J. If the brake judder is still felt, correct the rear rotor(s)
       using steps "C" through "I".

SERVICE TOOLS

  The Accu-Turn (model 8750) On-Car Brake Lathe is recommended by
Mazda. The brake lathe is available  through Mazda Canada's Equipment
Program at 1-800-33-6687.

WARRANTY INFORMATION

  (Applies To Vehicles Covered Under Normal Warranty.)

Warranty Type:           O
Symptom Code:            83
Damage Code:             9B
Part Number Main Cause:  **** 33 25 *
                         **** 26 25 * (Rear of Vehicle - Rear Wheel
                           Drive Only)

Operation Number:        P0113AMX/0.7 hrs. (Front/One Side)
                         P0113BMX/1.2 hrs. (Front/Both Sides)
                         P0214AMX/0.7 hrs. (Rear/One Side)
                         P0214BMX/1.2 hrs. (Rear/Both Sides)

NOTE:  1. Unnecessary replacement of rotors will result in warranty
          claim denial.

       2. Brake pad replacement costs will not be warrantable for
          brake judder repair.

       3. The 1995 SRT Microfiche (for the MX-3, RX-7, 929, MPV,
          Miata, etc.) shows labor times for on-car rotor machining
          are 0.7 hrs. Max for one side, and 1.2 hrs. Max for both
          sides.

       4. If an Accu-Turn on-car lathe is used, apply the labor time
          from the table above. If an off-car lathe is used, refer to
          the labor times from the 1994 SRT. The next issue of the SRT
          microfiche will be revised to show the new labor times.

       5. Please refer to the attached sheet for all valid off-car
          brake and on-car brake machining operation codes for all
          models and model years.

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