auto brakes

Front

Serviceable -or- Sealed

Back

Sealed

Front

Serviceable -or- Sealed

Back

Sealed

Front

With your foot on the Brake Pedal, if the vehicle is started the Brake Pedal should:

Back

Drop slightly

Front

A loss of braking effectiveness due to too much heat in the brakes is called:

Back

Brake Fade

Front

A brake booster operates by the use of?

Back

Engine vacuum

Front

Stuck guide pins will most often cause?

Back

Uneven brake pad wear

Front

A faulty brake booster will cause? Options: uneven brake pad wear, A soft brake pedal, Noisy brakes, A hard brake pedal

Back

A hard brake pedal

Front

Drum brakes are more effective than Disc brakes.

Back

False

Front

A vibration when braking felt in the steering wheel can be caused by warped front rotors.

Back

True

Front

The ABS light remains on after its brief self-test during startup. What does it mean?

Back

There is a fault stored, and ABS will not intervene during traction events