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Wilson Jt
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what is the name of this part?
what is the name of this component?
thank you.
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The discussion focuses on identifying specific car parts, particularly the master brake cylinder and associated components. The first part mentioned is the master brake cylinder, brake fluid tank, and brake power assist. The second part is identified as a mounting bracket that secures a heat shield to protect the master cylinder from exhaust heat. Additionally, the need for different views of the power brake unit for accurate SolidWorks modeling is emphasized.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of automotive components, specifically brake systems.
- Familiarity with SolidWorks for 3D modeling.
- Knowledge of heat shield functions in automotive design.
- Ability to interpret technical drawings and component relationships.
- Research SolidWorks techniques for modeling inclined planes.
- Study the function and design of automotive brake systems.
- Learn about heat shield applications in vehicle engineering.
- Explore best practices for creating technical drawings of automotive components.
Automotive engineers, SolidWorks users, and anyone involved in vehicle design and component identification will benefit from this discussion.
what is the name of this part?
what is the name of this component?
thank you.
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256bits
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First one is master brake cylinder, brake fluid tank, and brake power assist ( I think it is called that)- black container. You have the part sideways by the way.
From where in the car did the second piece come?
That could be anything
From where in the car did the second piece come?
That could be anything
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Wilson Jt
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okay..the second picture is a part of the first picture.we're required to draw this using SolidWorks..some parts i not sure how to draw..because some planes is inclined one and I don't know to draw the incline plane.
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SteamKing
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The second component is a mounting bracket of some sort. If you could upload some different views of the power brake unit, you might get a better response.
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HowlerMonkey
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The first picture is upside down.
The second part is a bracket that goes between the nuts and the master cylinder and most likely holds a heat shield so the exhaust doesn't convectively rise and heat the master cylinder.
The second part is a bracket that goes between the nuts and the master cylinder and most likely holds a heat shield so the exhaust doesn't convectively rise and heat the master cylinder.
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64vair
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The second picture is a mounting bracket for a proportioning valve, you can see it at the bottom of the master cylinder (far side as photographed).
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