Oil brake is an important part of the automobile brake system, installation needs to pay attention to the following aspects.

First of all, before installation, it is necessary to confirm whether the oil brake purchased is suitable for the car model required to be installed. There may be differences in the oil brake of different models, including the appearance size, connection method, installation hole location, etc. Therefore, before buying the oil brake, it is best to consult a professional or collect relevant information to ensure that the oil brake purchased is suitable for the required installation of the model.

Secondly, it is necessary to conduct a comprehensive inspection of the automobile brake system before installation. This includes inspection of components such as brake pads, brake discs, brake clamps and brake hoses. If any damaged or badly worn parts are found, they need to be replaced in time. At the same time, it is also necessary to clean the various components of the brake system to ensure that there are no dust or dirt problems during installation.

When installing, you should follow the installation guidelines provided by the manufacturer. Different brands of oil brake installation methods may be different, so you should carefully read the installation guide, and follow the steps to operate. If you encounter difficulties or unclear places during the installation process, it is best to contact the manufacturer or consult a professional in a timely manner.

When installing, ensure that the oil brake is firmly connected. This includes the connection of the brake disc and brake clamp, as well as the connection of the brake hose. When connecting, ensure that the screws are tightened properly and tighten with appropriate tools. At the same time, it is also necessary to check whether there is loosening or air leakage at the connection to ensure the normal operation of the brake system.

After the installation is complete, a comprehensive test and adjustment is required. This includes the braking effect test, brake pedal height adjustment and so on. When testing, it is best to choose a safe environment to ensure that there is no interference from other vehicles or pedestrians. If the braking effect is found to be unsatisfactory or abnormal during the test, it should be checked in time and adjusted or repaired according to the specific situation.

Finally, pay attention to maintenance and daily maintenance after installation. As an important part of the brake system, the oil brake needs to be checked and maintained regularly. This includes brake pad replacement, brake disc wear inspection, brake clamp cleaning, etc. At the same time, it is also necessary to pay attention to the possible failure of the braking system in a timely manner to ensure driving safety.

In short, the installation of the oil brake requires attention to the above several aspects, including confirming suitability, checking the brake system, following the installation guide, ensuring that the connection is strong, testing and adjusting, and carrying out daily care and maintenance. Only by ensuring the quality of installation and good maintenance can we ensure the performance of the vehicle's braking system and driving safety.