Author Archives: John D. Archer
John D. Archer is a mechanical engineer and writer based on the area of automotive accessories at brakeshub.com, A resident expert and professional, John is passionate about all things automotive and loves to share his knowledge. He has good experience in all kind of automotive accessories. He has worked as a chief mechanical engineer in some reputed automotive garage firm.
Detroit axle hub assembly involves mounting the axles of cars to the wheels. This involves connecting and fastening the axles and other parts to the hubs and assembling them into the car. Axle assemblies are usually made of metal, polymers, and rubber.Front-wheel drive, rear-wheel-drive, and four-wheel drive trucks have Detroit axle hubs with a broken […]
Continue readingKnowing the lifespan of brake pads is essential for maintaining a safe and reliable braking system in your vehicle. Brake pads are a crucial component that undergoes significant wear and tear during everyday driving. Over time, they gradually wear down due to friction and heat generated when braking. Understanding how long brake pads typically last […]
Continue readingAir brakes are a type of brake that uses compressed air to create enough pressure to stop or slow down the wheels. Air brakes are commonly found on trains and passenger cars.There are two main types of air brakes: vacuum and air. Vacuum brakes operate on the negative pressure principle. Therefore, almost zero pressure is […]
Continue readingIn the intricate world of automotive maintenance, mastering the art of bleeding brakes with ABS unveils a crucial skill for every car enthusiast. Picture this: You’re cruising down a winding road, the hum of the engine beneath you, when suddenly you encounter a scenario demanding swift and precise braking.This is where the prowess of bleeding […]
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