Tech A says that kinetic energy is created during braking to stop the vehicle. Tech B says that kinetic energy is converted to heat energy during braking. Who is correct?

Heat must continually be transferred away from the friction materials so that the brakes can perform their job of transforming the kinetic energy into ________ energy.

Which of the following can turn on the brake warning light?

Technician A says that the low level brake fluid switch on a master cylinder will turn on the brake warning light when the system is low on fluid. Technician B says that the low level switch also monitors the condition of the fluid and will activate the warning light when the brake fluid needs to be replaced. Who is correct?

All of the following components are part of a parking brake system in a drum brake, EXCEPT:

When inspecting wheel studs for damage, a technician should look for which of the following?

Choose the correct statement:

If there is a concern related to the ________ that requires a test drive, extreme caution is required so that an accident doesn't happen as it operates only during extreme braking or poor traction conditions.

Parking brakes are designed to hold the vehicle stationary when the:

Disc brake pads consist of friction material ________ or _________ onto a steel backing plate (disc brakes).

If a retracting tool is not available, which of the following can be used to retract the pistons in a caliper with non-integrated parking brakes?

If a brake line is damaged, it is common practice to replace the entire brake line with a ________ rather than repair it.

The ______ valve is in the master cylinder or in a separate unit in the rear brake circuit, while the ______ type is mounted on the body or on the axle, where it can respond to load changes.

Tech A says that brake systems typically use a lever of the first order. Tech B says that brake systems typically use a lever of the second order. Who is correct?

Tech A says that bench bleeding a master cylinder will prevent having to bleed air from the brake lines during replacement. Tech B says that bleeding the master cylinder on the vehicle is preferred to verify brake pedal and booster operation. Who is correct?

Disc brake rotors are usually made of:

Tech A says that the vacuum booster uses vacuum and atmospheric pressure to multiply the driver's foot pressure applied to the master cylinder push rod. Tech B says that the vacuum booster increases the vacuum in the brake system. Who is correct?

Tech A says that a service brake pedal that does not return all the way causes the brake warning light on the instrument panel to stay on. Tech B says that a service brake pedal that does not return causes the brake lights to stay on. Who is correct?