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PEDAL
TYPE PARKING BRAKE <R.H. DRIVE VEHICLES>
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The parking pedal assembly consists of a parking brake pedal, a sector, a lever, a pawl
return spring, and a pawl, and a tension spring.
The sector is attached to the parking brake pedal and works together with it. The pawl
is secured with pin A at its slotted hole. The pawl and lever are connected by the pawl return
spring, and move together with the pedal.
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The pawl and lever are connected by the pawl return spring, and the force of the pawl
return spring keeps the lever raised with the pawl teeth downward to the lever.
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When the parking brake pedal is depressed, teeth of the pawl move over the sector's
protrusion, and the sector and pawl teeth engage.
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When the foot is removed from the parking brake pedal, the cable reaction force (pulling
force) engages the pawl teeth with the sector, and the pawl itself slides downward because of
its slotted hole. This slide changes the direction of the pawl return spring, thus depressing
the lever.
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- Repressing the parking brake pedal weakens the engagement of the pawl and sector. Then
the force of the pawl return spring disengages the two, which rotates the pawl and slides it
upward, keeping the pawl teeth raised.
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- Just before the parking brake pedal returns to the released position, its C section pushes
up the lever. At this time, the position of the pawl return spring changes.
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- The pawl return spring rerotates the pawl again and lowers the pawl teeth, releasing the
parking brake pedal.
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