| 摘要 |
<p>LINING WEAR SENSOR A worn lining indictor for a disc brake friction pad is disclosed which includes a vibrating reed which is adapted to engage the disc brake rotor upon a predetermined amount of lining wear to thereby produce a relatively lout noise to warn the vehicle operator of the worn condition of the friction pad. The reed is carried by a base portion of the warning device which in turn is attached to an unlined portion of the backing plate of the friction pad. The base portion of the warning device includes a pair of projecting detents that are adapted to gauge corresponding intersecting edges of the projecting portion of the backing plate to thereby orient the reed so that, upon engagement of the latter with the rotor, the reed will be aligned along a radius of the rotor.</p> |
