Chapter 15 - Videos

Braking System

The braking system is designed to help the driver control the deceleration of the vehicle. While the suspension and steering systems control the ride and directional movements, the braking system is designed to slow or stop the vehicle. The braking system is crucial to the safe operation of the vehicle.

Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
(Mazda Australia)

Bosch Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
(Bosch Mobility Solutions)

Bosch Disc Brake Installation
(Bosch Auto Parts)

Bosch Drum Brake Installation
(Bosch Auto Parts)

Bosch ESP® ‒ How does ESP® work?
(Bosch Mobility Solutions)

Bosch Regenerative Braking
(Bosch Mobility Solutions)

CNET On Cars – Smarter Driver: Will automatic emergency braking go mainstream?
(CNET)

How car brakes work
(ACDelco)

How to Check Brake Fluid
(Advance Auto Parts)

How Car Brakes Work
(Bendix Brakes)

Types of Brake Fluid
(Raybestos Brakes)

Why Change Brake Fluid?
(BBB Industries)

Testing Brake Fluid
(Raybestos Brakes)

Traction Control System (TCS)
(Mazda Australia)

Emergency Brake Assist (EBA)
(Mazda Australia)

Dynamic Stability Control (DSC)
(Mazda Australia)

Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD)
(Mazda Australia)

Roll Stability Control (RSC)
(Mazda Australia)

Hill Start Assist (HSA)
(FCA North America)

 

Automatic/Autonomous Emergency Braking
(Ford Motor Company)

 

Automatic/Autonomous Emergency Braking
(Nissan USA)

 

Forward Collision Warning
(MyCarDoesWhat)

 

Electronic Parking Brake
(Volkswagen USA)

Reverse Braking Assist
(Ford Motor Company)

Electronic Parking Brake
(Toyota USA)

Mechanical Engineer
(CareerOneStop)

These videos are embedded from YouTube and have been organized to support content learned in the Auto Upkeep curriculum. Even though the videos have been screened, due to the nature of the Internet students may navigate from the intended video to unanticipated content. It is also possible that the video maker may edit the video that is embedded. If this site is used in an educational institution it is recommended that the instructor review the videos before sending students to them.

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