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Supply Port

(cast in 1, SUP)

Delivery Port

(cast in 2, DEL)

Exhaust Port

(cast in 3, EXH)

Electrical Connector

 Mounting Holes

(.33" diameter thru body)

M-30

 Modulator

FIGURE 1:   M-30

 MODULATOR

®

SD-13-4830

DESCRIPTION

The Bendix

®

 M-30

 modulator replaced both the M-21

(Figure 2) and M-22

 (Figure 3) modulators in all applications.

The M-30

 antilock system modulator (Figure 1) is a high

capacity, on/off air valve that incorporates a pair of electrical
solenoids for control.  The solenoids provide the electro-
pneumatic interface between the antilock controller
electronics and the air brake system.  The modulator is
used to control the braking function on individual or dual
service actuators during antilock activity.  When used to
control both service chambers on an axle or two chambers
on the same side of a tandem axle, the modulator is
sometimes mounted ahead of a quick release valve, which
provides quick exhaust of service applications during normal

braking (Figure 4).  In the case of individual wheel control
applications, the modulator is always the last control valve
through which air passes on its way to the service brake
actuator.

The modulator consists of a die cast aluminum body and a
solenoid assembly which contains one normally open
solenoid, one normally closed solenoid, and an inlet and
exhaust diaphragm valve.  A three pin, weather resistant
electrical connector is an integral part of the modulator
solenoid assembly and serves to carry control commands
from the antilock controller to the modulator.  Two mounting
holes are provided for frame or  cross member mounting of
the valve.

FIGURE 2:  M-21

 MODULATOR

FIGURE 3:  M-22

 MODULATOR

Bendix

®

 M-30

 AntiLock Modulator Assembly

 Mounting

Holes

 Supply Port

(cast in 1)

 Delivery Port

(cast in 2)

Exhaust

(cast in 3)

Solenoid

Connector

 Mounting

Holes

 Supply Port

(cast in 1)

 Solenoid

Connector

 Delivery Port

(cast in 2)

Exhaust

(cast in 3)

Summary of Contents for M-30 ANTILOCK MODULATOR ASSY

Page 1: ...unted ahead of a quick release valve which provides quick exhaust of service applications during normal braking Figure 4 In the case of individual wheel control applications the modulator is always th...

Page 2: ...or exhaust port during slow brake release REAR AXLE SYSTEM The Supply Delivery and Exhaust ports on the M 30 modulator are identified with a cast embossed numeral for positive identification Identific...

Page 3: ...SPRING BRAKE CHAMBER BRAKE VALVE HOLD VALVE EXHAUST DIAPHRAGM EXHAUST VALVE EXHAUST PORT BIAS VALVE FIGURE 6 M 30 MODULATOR NON ANTILOCK APPLICATION HELD POSITION SUPPLY OR HOLD DIAPHRAGM EXHAUST VALV...

Page 4: ...he modulator the antilock controller is able to simulate what the driver does when he pumps the brakes It must be remembered however that unlike the driver the antilock controller is able to cycle eac...

Page 5: ...HAUST VALVE BRAKE CHAMBER EXHAUST PORT ANTILOCK HOLD FIGURE 10 The antilock controller will place the modulator in the hold position when it senses that the correct wheel speed braking force has been...

Page 6: ...gine compartment the engine should be shut off and the ignition key should be removed Where circumstances require that the engine be in operation EXTREME CAUTION should be used to prevent personal inj...

Page 7: ...e brakes apply and release promptly 3 Build system pressure to governor cut out and turn the engine OFF 4 After determining the pressure loss with the brakes released 2 PSI minute allowed make and hol...

Page 8: ...ark or label all air lines and their respec tive connections on the valve to facilitate ease of installation 3 Disconnect both air lines and the electrical connector 4 Remove the modulator from the ve...

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