Brakes

Front

What is the purpose of the braking system?

Back

The braking system is designed to decrease the speed of the vehicle.

Front

Which of the following is not part of the disc brake system: Brake rotor, Brake caliper, Brake Shoe, Brake pad?

Back

Brake Shoe

Front

What does the acronym ABS stand for?

Back

Anti-lock Braking System

Front

How often should you inspect your brakes? Options: When your brakes start to squeak, When you can't stop, Once every 18 months, Every tire rotation

Back

Every tire rotation

Front

Is this a drum brake part or a disc braking part?

Back

Disc Brake Part

Front

Is this a drum brake part or a disc braking part?

Back

Disc Brake Part

Front

Technician A says that most new vehicles have ABS. Technician B says that ABS minimizes wheel lockup (skidding) by using sensors at each wheel (or in the differential) to monitor wheel speed. Who is correct?

Back

Both A & B

Front

On vehicles that have disc and drum brakes, Technician A says the drum brakes are always on the front. Technician B says it is common to have drum brakes on all four wheels on new vehicles. Who is correct?

Back

Neither A or B

Front

Who is correct: Technician A says that moisture and dirt do not harm brake fluid. Technician B says that moisture, dirt, and air are considered brake fluid contaminates.

Back

Technician B

Front

Who is correct regarding the master fluid reservoir and brake fluid? Technician A says that the master fluid reservoir is where the brake fluid is stored and checked. Technician B says that if you don’t have brake fluid, windshield washer fluid can be used as a substitute.

Back

Technician A