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Junior Weekly Quiz 12/4/2020

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is not part of a drum brake assembly?

a)

Wheel cylinder.

b)

Booster

c)

shoe

d)

drum

2.

A certain automotive brake system’s residual pressure valve maintains residual fluid pressure of 9 psi. What is the purpose of this residual pressure?

a)

To keep the brakes partially engaged at all times.

b)

To prevent contaminants from entering the system.

c)

To equalize braking action at each wheel.

d)

To prevent wheel lockup during heavy brake applications.

3.

A hydro-boost power brake system uses pressure from the power steering pump. True or False?

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

4.

Device that uses system pressure to produce friction for slowing or stopping wheel rotation.

a)

master cylinder reservoir

b)

brake disc

c)

wheel brake assembly

d)

secondary piston

5.

A hydraulic piston-type pump that stores brake fluid and develops pressure for a brake system.

cup

master cylinder

hybrid brake

wheel cylinder assembly

a)

cup

b)

master cylinder

c)

wheel cylinder assembly

d)

hybrid brake

6.

A brake pedal that slowly goes to the floor when the brakes are applied, with the engine off, with no fluid loss could indicate the

a)

master cylinder is defective

b)

brake pads or brake shoes may be worn out

c)

power brake booster is defective

d)

brake fluid is low

7.

If all four wheels tend to slowly lock up while driving, the most likely trouble would be in the

a)

brake drums

b)

brake shoes

c)

master cylinder

d)

wheel cylinder

8.

When replacing the left front caliper on a diagonally spilt brake system, the correct bleeding sequence is

a)

left front - right rear

b)

right front - left rear

c)

right rear - left front

d)

left rear - right front

9.

When turning a scored brake drum, the maximum oversize limit for MOST automobiles would be

a)

0.030 inch

b)

0.060 inch

c)

0.090 inch

d)

0.110 inch

10.

The number 10.090 cast into the brake drum refers to the

a)

minimum diameter of the drum

b)

discard diameter

c)

original size of the drum

d)

manufacturer's part number of the drum

11.

When using a brake drum lathe, the technician should always use

a)

a vibration damper belt

b)

safety glasses

c)

cutting oil

d)

both A and B

12.

The type of disc brake calipers found on most American automobiles is

a)

single-piston floating

b)

two-piston fixed

c)

two-piston floating

d)

single-piston fixed

13.

A disc brake rotor's total indicated runout reading should be

a)

0.005 inch or less

b)

between 0.006 inch and 0.039 inch

c)

between 0.040 inch and 0.06 inch

d)

disregard

14.

When checking for parallelism on a disc brake rotor, the technician should use a

a)

tape measure

b)

micrometer

c)

dial indicator

d)

linear caliper

15.

For lateral runout, a technician should use a

a)

tape measure

b)

micrometer

c)

dial indicator

d)

linear caliper

16.

A high hard brake pedal and excessive stopping distances could indicate.

a)

low brake fluid

b)

a defective power brake booster

c)

air in the hydraulic brake system

d)

brake pads may be worn out

17.

Vacuum-assist power brake units have __________reserve stops

a)

0

b)

2 to 3

c)

5 to 7

d)

8 to 10

18.

When using manufacturer's diagnostic routines for traction control,

a)

the technician can retrieve DTCs by using scan tools

b)

DTCs can be ignored if they do not match customer's symptom

c)

DTCs symptom charts are only a suggested diagnostic route

d)

visual inspection may be eliminated if DTCs are present

19.

When following a manufacturer's diagnostic routine, which of the following is correct?

a)

DTC is the last step in diagnosis process

b)

Diagnosis by symptom charts is helpful if no traction control DTC is present.

c)

Basic brakes and engine concerns do not affect traction control performance

d)

Traction control only works in cold weather states

20.

When using manufacturer's diagnostic material, it is TRUE that

a)

a general description of the system is USUALLY found in the beginning of the diagnostic section

b)

failure to follow flow charts will usually result in repairing vehicles

c)

known good components means that

defective parts may be substituted for diagnostic purposes

d)

no DTCs means the system is okay