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WorksheetsHydraulic Brake quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 39mins
Air in the lines causes what type of problem?
Hard brake pedal
Low spongy brake pedal
Vibration in the brake pedal during stops
Brake fluid pressure is measured in what unit?
PSI
Inches
Pounds
What service is being performed in this illustration?
Bench bleeding of a master cylinder
Honing a master cylinder
Testing master cylinder pressures
A vehicle has a hydroboost power brake system. Poor brake performane can be caused by:
A defective vacuum booster
Low Engine Vacuum
Low power steering fluid
Which of the following is the most likely cause of a hard brake pedal?
Low Brake Fluid
Low Manifold Vacuum
Worn Brake Pads
A customer complains of a spongy brake pedal. Which of the following is the most likely cause?
Torn Vacuum Booster Diaphragm
Sticking Parking Brake Cables
Air in the Hydraulic System
A customer states they are experiencing a problem when the vehicle is stopped. The brake pedal slowly sinks all the way to the floor. What is the most likely cause?
Air in the brake lines
A torn diaphragm in the brake booster
Failing master cylinder cup seals
True or False. Over heated brake fluid can boil and vaporize which will leave vapor pockets in the hydraulic system. This can result in a spongy brake pedal.
True
False
A vehicle has low brake fluid. Tech A says to check the brake lining thickness. Tech B says to check for leaks. Who is correct?
Tech A
Tech B
Both Techs
Brake hoses should be inspected for:
Cracks/splits
Bulging when the brake pedal is pumped up
All of the above
A screw that allows air to be removed from a hydraulic brake system. When the screw is loosened, hydraulic pressure can be used to force fluid and air out of the system.
torque screw
bleeder screw
set screw
A hose that transfers fluid pressure from the master cylinder to the wheel brake assemblies.
brake hose
vacuum hose
power steering hose
A metal tubing for transmitting pressure to wheel brake assemblies.
pressure line
vacuum line
brake line
A master cylinder that has two separate hydraulic pistons and two fluid reservoirs. Also referred to as a tandem master cylinder.
dual master cylinder
cast iron master cylinder
portless master cylinder
Air is compressible and liquid is incompressible.
True
False
Name this component
Caliper
Booster
Master cylinder
Name this component
Hydro booster
Master cylinder
Turbo
Name this component
Hydro booster
Vacuum booster
Canister
Name this component
Caliper
Combination valve
Wheel cylinder
What type of flare is this
Double flare
Single flare
Bubble flare
