El WG9981340034 Brake Chamber Bracket is specifically designed for the right side of the rear axle on Sinotruk HOWO series trucks. Its primary function is to provide a rigid, vibration-free mounting platform for the air brake chamber, ensuring that braking force is applied consistently and without mechanical deflection.
Especificaciones técnicas
| Número de pieza OEM |
WG9981340034 |
| Solicitud |
Sinotruk HOWO, Howo T7H, HOWO TX |
| Position |
Rear Axle, Right Hand Side (RHS) |
| Material |
Heavy-Duty Reinforced Forged Steel |
| Tratamiento superficial |
Anti-corrosive Industrial Coating |
| Compatibilidad |
Standard Air Brake Systems |
1. TRATAMOS A CADA CLIENTE COMO NUESTRO AMIGO, PEGARSE AL PRINCIPIO: BENEFICIO MUTUO Y GANADOR ;
2. UNA VARIEDAD DE ELECCIÓN DE PRODUCTOS: CALIDAD, MARCA, EMBALAJE;
3. LE RESPONDEREMOS SU CONSULTA EN 24 HORAS.
4.Proveedor de piezas de rendimiento profesional SINOTRUCK
5. ESTAREMOS EN SERVICIO 24/24 HORAS DEL DÍA LABORAL.
6. CULO: LE OFRECEMOS EL MEJOR SERVICIO POSTVENTA.
Replacing a brake chamber bracket is a critical task. For fleet uptime and safety, we recommend following these professional steps:
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Preparación: Secure the vehicle on a level surface. Release the spring brakes (manually if necessary) and support the axle with jack stands.
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Eliminación: Disconnect the air lines from the brake chamber and remove the chamber from the old bracket. Inspect the bolts connecting the bracket to the axle housing—these often require a high-torque impact wrench due to road grime and rust.
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Clean and Inspect: Once the old bracket is removed, clean the mounting surface on the axle housing. Check for any hairline cracks in the axle flange itself.
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Fitment: Align the WG9981340034 soporte. It should seat flush against the mounting surface without forced prying.
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Especificaciones de par: Use new high-strength bolts (Calificación 10.9). Tighten to the manufacturer-specified torque (refer to your HOWO service manual) to prevent loosening from road vibration.
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Reassembly: Re-mount the brake chamber and reconnect the air lines. Perform a leak test and verify that the pushrod moves freely within the bracket’s clearance.
