When ABS Function is Starts Operating (During Pressure Holds)

2013 Nissan-Datsun Juke SL, 4WDSECTION When ABS Function is Starts Operating (During Pressure Holds)
Fig 1: ABS And EBD Function (During Pressure Holds) Valve Operation Diagram
G08707031Courtesy of NISSAN NORTH AMERICA, INC.
Name Not activated During pressure holds
Cut valve 1 Power supply is not supplied (open) Power supply is not supplied (open)
Cut valve 2 Power supply is not supplied (open) Power supply is not supplied (open)
Suction valve 1 Power supply is not supplied (close) Power supply is not supplied (close)
Suction valve 2 Power supply is not supplied (close) Power supply is not supplied (close)
ABS IN valve Power supply is not supplied (open) Power supply is supplied (close)
ABS OUT valve Power supply is not supplied (close) Power supply is not supplied (close)
Each brake caliper (fluid pressure) - Pressure holds

During pressure front RH brake caliper holds

  • Since the ABS IN valve and the ABS OUT valve are closed, the front RH brake caliper, master cylinder, and reservoir are blocked. This maintains fluid pressure applied on the front RH brake caliper.

During pressure front LH brake caliper holds

  • Since the ABS IN valve and the ABS OUT valve are closed, the front LH brake caliper, master cylinder, and reservoir are blocked. This maintains fluid pressure applied on the front LH brake caliper.

During pressure rear RH brake caliper holds

  • Since the ABS IN valve and the ABS OUT valve are closed, the rear RH brake caliper, master cylinder, and reservoir are blocked. This maintains fluid pressure applied on the rear RH brake caliper.

During pressure rear LH brake caliper holds

  • Since the ABS IN valve and the ABS OUT valve are closed, the rear LH brake caliper, master cylinder, and reservoir are blocked. This maintains fluid pressure applied on the rear LH brake caliper.
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