Clutch Brake Quiz

What is the primary function of a clutch brake?

• To increase the speed of the transmission rotation

• To slow down or stop the transmission rotation when the driver wishes to engage first or reverse from a neutral position

• To maintain the transmission rotation speed

• To engage the transmission in all gears

Where is the clutch brake usually mounted?

• On the transmission output shaft

• On the transmission input shaft

• On the vehicle's drive shaft

• On the engine's crankshaft

What is a key advantage of a torque-limiting clutch brake?

• It increases the vehicle's speed

• It allows some latitude for driver error and lasts longer than the conventional clutch brake

• It reduces the vehicle's fuel consumption

• It enhances the vehicle's braking system

What type of brake is an electric inertia brake?

• A type of transmission shaft brake

• A type of wheel brake

• A type of engine brake

• A type of parking brake

Which of the following is NOT a type of clutch actuation system?

• Mechanical linkage systems

• Hydraulic systems

• Electrical systems

• Pneumatic systems

What does the actuation system start with?

• The brake pedal

• The clutch pedal

• The accelerator pedal

• The gear lever

What does ECA stand for in the context of clutch systems?

• Electronic Clutch Actuator

• Electric Control Actuator

• Engine Control Actuator

• Electronic Control Assembly

Clutch brake Is designed to slow down or stop the transmission rotation when:

• the driver wishes to engage the clutch permanently

• the driver wishes to adjusting tire pressure

• the driver wishes to engage the exhaust system

• the driver wishes to engage first or reverse from a neutral position

Parts of the ECA system include:

• ECA.

      Heavy-duty inertia brake (clutch brake),  Release bearing.

• ECA.

  Heavy-duty parking brake (clutch brake). Release bearing.

• MECA.

  Heavy-duty inertia brake (clutch brake),

  Release bearing.

• ECA.

  Heavy-duty inertia brake (clutch brake).

  Application bearing.

•      The ECA is a ________________________device capable of reporting its function and position to the transmission controller.

• megatronic

• mechanicalistic

• mechatronic

• mechasauristic