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Wanted a good pic from where is the Bomb in a 20V urq
Wanted a good pic from where is the Bomb in a 20V urq
Wanted: a good pic from where is the Bomb in a 20V urq.
Because i a´m rebuilding my Urq 10V, and need to know where exactly the 20V bomb is placed.
Do have now a bomb whith the piping en streering pump of a 3B S2.
So perhaps a pic of a 3B S2 would perhaps help also.
Otherwise known as brake pressure accumulator - skim the technical pages at S2central.net for the lowdown.
It gets the nickname 'bomb' as it is essentially a metal canister that is highly pressurised with an inert gas to provide emergency hydraulic assist in the event of servo failure. If you cut one open it would be a bit 'bomb' like - allegedly !
DUnno who coined the term originally - its not at all unique to the S2 ...
Otherwise known as brake pressure accumulator - skim the technical pages at S2central.net for the lowdown.
It gets the nickname 'bomb' as it is essentially a metal canister that is highly pressurised with an inert gas to provide emergency hydraulic assist in the event of servo failure. If you cut one open it would be a bit 'bomb' like - allegedly !
DUnno who coined the term originally - its not at all unique to the S2 ...
Paul
Ahhh, nice one, cheers Paul. Didn't think it would take long before someone came along and enlightened me.
If you have a look at www.20v.org there is step by step instructions on how to change one with stuff to watch out for as well as some other usefull tips.
Very similar to i s2 i discovered.
My old bomb was placed on the engine mount.
The bracket i use is from a S2, but now in my urq.
Even the holes where already driled.
So this also used in other engine type urq´s
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