Brake system of the car Nissan Qashqai 1 (J10)
Precautions when working with the upper hood panel removed
When working with the upper hood panel removed, it is necessary to cover the lower edge of the windshield with a polyurethane strip or other suitable material.
When working with the upper hood panel removed, it is necessary to cover the lower edge of the windshield with a polyurethane strip or other suitable material.
Precautions when servicing the brake system
Use a vacuum cleaner to clean the front and rear brake mechanisms from dust and dirt. Do not use compressed air for cleaning. Use only DOT 3 brake fluid. Reuse of...
Use a vacuum cleaner to clean the front and rear brake mechanisms from dust and dirt. Do not use compressed air for cleaning. Use only DOT 3 brake fluid. Reuse of...
Brake pedal — check
Checking the brake pedal height Check the height (H1) between the stop (1) and the upper surface of the brake pedal. Note: Nominal brake pedal height (N): 183.7-193.7...
Checking the brake pedal height Check the height (H1) between the stop (1) and the upper surface of the brake pedal. Note: Nominal brake pedal height (N): 183.7-193.7...
Brake pedal — adjustment
Adjusting the brake pedal height 1. Disconnect the brake light switch or brake pedal position sensor wire connector. 2. Turn the brake light switch or brake pedal...
Adjusting the brake pedal height 1. Disconnect the brake light switch or brake pedal position sensor wire connector. 2. Turn the brake light switch or brake pedal...
Brake fluid
Checking the brake fluid level Make sure that the brake fluid level in the expansion tank is within the acceptable limits (between the "MAX" and "MIN" marks). Visually...
Checking the brake fluid level Make sure that the brake fluid level in the expansion tank is within the acceptable limits (between the "MAX" and "MIN" marks). Visually...
Master Brake Cylinder — Leak Test
Check for traces of brake fluid leaks from the master cylinder at the connection points of the brake pipes and the expansion tank.
Check for traces of brake fluid leaks from the master cylinder at the connection points of the brake pipes and the expansion tank.
Vacuum brake booster
Checking the performance of the brake booster With the engine off, raise the pressure in the brake booster to atmospheric pressure by pressing the brake pedal several...
Checking the performance of the brake booster With the engine off, raise the pressure in the brake booster to atmospheric pressure by pressing the brake pedal several...
Braking mechanisms
Checking brake lining wear Check the thickness of the brake pads through the inspection hole in the caliper body. If necessary, use a tape measure or calipers for...
Checking brake lining wear Check the thickness of the brake pads through the inspection hole in the caliper body. If necessary, use a tape measure or calipers for...
Parking brake — checks
Checking the travel of the parking brake lever 1. Tighten the parking brake lever with a force of 196 N (20 kgf). Make sure that the lever (pedal) stroke is 7-8 ratchet...
Checking the travel of the parking brake lever 1. Tighten the parking brake lever with a force of 196 N (20 kgf). Make sure that the lever (pedal) stroke is 7-8 ratchet...
Parking brake — adjustment
Note: To adjust the parking brake, the rear wheels must be removed from the vehicle. 1. Secure the brake discs with wheel nuts. 2. Remove the cover from the center...
Note: To adjust the parking brake, the rear wheels must be removed from the vehicle. 1. Secure the brake discs with wheel nuts. 2. Remove the cover from the center...
Front brakes — device
1. Brake hose. 2. Connecting bolt. Z. Copper washers. 4. Cap. 5. Air bleed nipple. 6. Cylinder body. 7. Guide pin. 8. Guide pin boot. 9. Bushing. 10. Piston seal. 11....
1. Brake hose. 2. Connecting bolt. Z. Copper washers. 4. Cap. 5. Air bleed nipple. 6. Cylinder body. 7. Guide pin. 8. Guide pin boot. 9. Bushing. 10. Piston seal. 11....
Front brake pads
Attention. Use only a vacuum cleaner to clean the brake caliper and pads. Do not use compressed air. Do not press the brake pedal with the brake pads removed, as this...
Attention. Use only a vacuum cleaner to clean the brake caliper and pads. Do not use compressed air. Do not press the brake pedal with the brake pads removed, as this...
Removal and installation the front brake caliper
Attention. Use only a vacuum cleaner to clean the brake caliper and brake pads. Do not use compressed air. Do not press the brake pedal with the brake pads removed, as...
Attention. Use only a vacuum cleaner to clean the brake caliper and brake pads. Do not use compressed air. Do not press the brake pedal with the brake pads removed, as...
Disassembly and assembly of the front brake caliper
Disassembly Note: Do not remove the caliper bracket, brake pads, linings, lining caps, or pad retainers when disassembling and assembling the wheel cylinder. 1. Loosen...
Disassembly Note: Do not remove the caliper bracket, brake pads, linings, lining caps, or pad retainers when disassembling and assembling the wheel cylinder. 1. Loosen...
Rear brakes — device
1. Brake hose. 2. Connecting bolt. 3. Copper washers. 4. Cap. 5. Air bleed nipple. 6. Guide pin bolt. 7. Cylinder body. 8. Piston seal. 9. Piston. 10. Piston dust boot....
1. Brake hose. 2. Connecting bolt. 3. Copper washers. 4. Cap. 5. Air bleed nipple. 6. Guide pin bolt. 7. Cylinder body. 8. Piston seal. 9. Piston. 10. Piston dust boot....
Rear brake pPads
Attention. Use only a vacuum cleaner to clean the brake caliper and brake pads. Do not use compressed air. Do not press the brake pedal when the brake pads are removed,...
Attention. Use only a vacuum cleaner to clean the brake caliper and brake pads. Do not use compressed air. Do not press the brake pedal when the brake pads are removed,...
Removal and installation the rear brake caliper assembly
Attention. Use only a vacuum cleaner to clean the brake caliper and brake pads. Do not use compressed air. Do not press the brake pedal with the brake pads removed, as...
Attention. Use only a vacuum cleaner to clean the brake caliper and brake pads. Do not use compressed air. Do not press the brake pedal with the brake pads removed, as...
Disassembly and assembly of the rear brake caliper
Disassembly Note: Do not remove the caliper bracket, brake pads, linings, lining caps, or pad retainers when disassembling and assembling the wheel cylinder. 1. Loosen...
Disassembly Note: Do not remove the caliper bracket, brake pads, linings, lining caps, or pad retainers when disassembling and assembling the wheel cylinder. 1. Loosen...
Parking brake drive — device
1. Adjusting nut. 2. Parking brake lever assembly. 3. Front cable. 4. Left rear cable. 5. Right rear cable. Note. : Apply multi-purpose grease. : replace the part with a...
1. Adjusting nut. 2. Parking brake lever assembly. 3. Front cable. 4. Left rear cable. 5. Right rear cable. Note. : Apply multi-purpose grease. : replace the part with a...
Parking brake actuator — removal and installation
Removal 1. Remove the rear wheels from the vehicle. 2. Remove the center console. 3. Disconnect the parking brake switch wire connector. 4. Loosen the adjusting nut and...
Removal 1. Remove the rear wheels from the vehicle. 2. Remove the center console. 3. Disconnect the parking brake switch wire connector. 4. Loosen the adjusting nut and...
Parking brake pads
1. Anti-squeak pins. 2. Parking brake shoes. 3. Crank lever. 4. Return spring. 5. Brake pad spacer. 6. Spring. 7. Regulator. Note. : apply RVS (polybutyl cuprisyl)...
1. Anti-squeak pins. 2. Parking brake shoes. 3. Crank lever. 4. Return spring. 5. Brake pad spacer. 6. Spring. 7. Regulator. Note. : apply RVS (polybutyl cuprisyl)...
Removal and installation parking brake pads
Caution: Use only a vacuum cleaner to clean the brake pads and backing plate. Do not use compressed air. Removal 1. Remove the rear quarter panels of the car. 2. Release...
Caution: Use only a vacuum cleaner to clean the brake pads and backing plate. Do not use compressed air. Removal 1. Remove the rear quarter panels of the car. 2. Release...
Checking after removing the parking brake pads
Visually inspect the brake linings for uneven wear, damage and delamination. Use a micrometer to measure the thickness (A) of the linings. Nominal thickness of pads: 3.2...
Visually inspect the brake linings for uneven wear, damage and delamination. Use a micrometer to measure the thickness (A) of the linings. Nominal thickness of pads: 3.2...
Adjustment after installation of parking brake pads
Note: After replacing the brake pads or brake disc, or if the parking brake does not function properly, perform the running-in procedure. 1. Adjust the travel of the...
Note: After replacing the brake pads or brake disc, or if the parking brake does not function properly, perform the running-in procedure. 1. Adjust the travel of the...
Electronic brake control systems (ABS and ESP) — device
1. Steering wheel angle sensor (only versions with ESP). 2. ABS indicator. 3. Brake system indicator. 4. ESP off indicator. 5. Slip indicator. 6. ABS hydro-electronic...
1. Steering wheel angle sensor (only versions with ESP). 2. ABS indicator. 3. Brake system indicator. 4. ESP off indicator. 5. Slip indicator. 6. ABS hydro-electronic...
Wheel speed sensors — device
Front Wheel Speed Sensor: 1. Wheel speed sensor. A. White line (twist control line). Rear Wheel Speed Sensor: 1. Wheel speed sensor. A. 2WD versions. B. 4WD versions.
Front Wheel Speed Sensor: 1. Wheel speed sensor. A. White line (twist control line). Rear Wheel Speed Sensor: 1. Wheel speed sensor. A. 2WD versions. B. 4WD versions.
Wheel speed sensors — removal and installation
Attention. When removing the sensor, if possible, do not rotate it or pull the sensor by the wire. Be careful not to damage the sensor edges or the pulse disc teeth....
Attention. When removing the sensor, if possible, do not rotate it or pull the sensor by the wire. Be careful not to damage the sensor edges or the pulse disc teeth....
ABS hydroelectronic control unit — device
1. ABS hydro-electronic control unit. 2. Connector. 3. Bushing. 4. Bracket. A. To the front left brake caliper. B. To the rear right brake caliper. C. To the rear left...
1. ABS hydro-electronic control unit. 2. Connector. 3. Bushing. 4. Bracket. A. To the front left brake caliper. B. To the rear right brake caliper. C. To the rear left...
ABS hydroelectronic control unit — removal and installation
Attention. Before servicing the hydraulic electronic control unit, disconnect the wires from the battery. To remove the brake lines, use a socket wrench to prevent...
Attention. Before servicing the hydraulic electronic control unit, disconnect the wires from the battery. To remove the brake lines, use a socket wrench to prevent...
Yaw/lateral acceleration sensor (versions with ESP)
1. Yaw/Lateral Acceleration Sensor Note: The arrow in the illustration indicates the front of the vehicle. Removal and installation Attention. Do not drop or subject the...
1. Yaw/Lateral Acceleration Sensor Note: The arrow in the illustration indicates the front of the vehicle. Removal and installation Attention. Do not drop or subject the...
Steering wheel angle sensor (versions with ESP)
1. Contact disk with steering wheel angle sensor assembly. Note: The arrow in the illustration indicates the front of the vehicle. Removal and installation 1. Remove the...
1. Contact disk with steering wheel angle sensor assembly. Note: The arrow in the illustration indicates the front of the vehicle. Removal and installation 1. Remove the...
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