Method of forming bushings between guide pins and guide pin bores
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorWilliam E Sherman, II
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorWilliam E Sherman, II
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A disc brake having an anchor bracket fixed to a vehicle, a rotor fixed to and rotatable with a wheel and a caliper that spans the disc and supports a pair of opposed braking pads with respect to the rotor. Parallel alignment members fixed to the caliper and having a corresponding set of generally parallel bores for receiving the alignment members in the anchor bracket to allow limited relative movement and caliper translation during a brake application and subsequent release. Plastic inserts disposed intermediate an alignment member and a corresponding bore to provide a desired minimum running clearance there between. The plastic inserts being formed and remaining in situ within the respective bores through a sprues or gate that extend from and are generally transversely to a bore to align the alignment members with the bores and corresponding the braking pads with the rotor.
A method of forming tolerance narrowing bushings between disc brake guide pins and an anchor bracket, comprising:
A method of creating plastic bushings intermediate caliper guide pins and corresponding guide pin bores, comprising:
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