Brakes achieving TUV cert.?
Brakes achieving TUV cert.?
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Hopefully this is the section nearest to a topic regarding brakes.
How does a brake kit from Brembo for example achieve TUV ?
How about OEM? Does anybody know any of the standards the brakes must meet?
This is probably very broad, but I'm looking for general information.
Thanks, enlighten me please
How does a brake kit from Brembo for example achieve TUV ?
How about OEM? Does anybody know any of the standards the brakes must meet?
This is probably very broad, but I'm looking for general information.
Thanks, enlighten me please





RE: Brakes achieving TUV cert.?
Cheers
Greg Locock
New here? Try reading these, they might help FAQ731-376: Eng-Tips.com Forum Policies http://eng-tips.com/market.cfm?
RE: Brakes achieving TUV cert.?
Thanks for any information anybody can offer,
RE: Brakes achieving TUV cert.?
Anyway, the nearest easy source for brake regs, if google doesn't work, is the Bosch Automotie Handbook.
Cheers
Greg Locock
New here? Try reading these, they might help FAQ731-376: Eng-Tips.com Forum Policies http://eng-tips.com/market.cfm?
RE: Brakes achieving TUV cert.?
If you are the buyer of the parts and the owner of the vehicle in question, then the manufacturer of the parts in question should be providing a "declaration of conformity" which shows that the parts meet the applicable standards in question. Keep this with your vehicle and when it is time for your periodic safety inspection by TUV, have them available to show to the inspector.
If you are the manufacturer/distributor of said parts and are selling them to others, then you're the one who has to establish which of the motor vehicle standards are applicable to the parts in question, establish that the parts conform to the applicable standards, and provide that written declaration of conformity stating thus - and you have to take responsibility in the event of any non-conformances discovered afterward. The standard may require specific markings on the parts themselves.
So, which situation is it?