Floating disc calipers slide on

• axle housing

• square cut seal

• guide pins or bushings

• rotor

What tools can be used to test a wheel speed sensor?

• DMM

• Oscilloscope

• Both of these

• None of these

A vehicle with an Anti-lock (ABS) brake light on can be caused by:

• Faulty VSS

• Failed wheel speed sensor

• Worn brake pads

• Worn brake shoes

All of the following can cause a low brake pedal EXCEPT:

• worn brake shoe lining

• frozen automatic adjuster

• plugged/clogged brake line

• air in the brake lines

A brake drum that is out of round can cause:

• Low brake pedal

• Hard brake pedal

• Vibration in the steering wheel

• Brake pedal pulsation

The inner brake pad is worn more than the other brake pad inside a caliper. This is caused by:

• A faulty proportioning valve

• A stuck caliper piston

• Failed brake booster

• Clogged brake hose

A grinding/growling noise is heard when turning right. The noise goes away when going straight or turning left. What could be the cause:

• over-torqued lug nuts

• left front wheel bearing

• right front wheel bearing

• failed CV axle

When the engine is started, the brake pedal drops slightly. This would indicate:

• A failed check valve

• Too much vacuum

• Normal operation

• Failed brake booster

Over torqued or unevenly torqued lug nuts can cause what type of issues?

• brake leak

• vibration while braking (pulsation)

• uneven brake pad wear

• low brake pedal

When bleeding brakes on a vehicle, a technician should always do all of the following EXCEPT:

• make sure that the brake drums are on the vehicle

• ensure that the brake fluid is full

• start bleeding at the wheel furthest from the mast cylinder

• start bleeding at the wheel closest to the master cylinder