Tech A says that some vehicles use fixed calipers. Tech B says that some vehicles use sliding/floating calipers. Who is correct?

All of the following can cause brake pedal pulsation, EXCEPT:

Tech A says that the disc brake rotor is the main rotating part of the disc brake system. Tech B says that the disc brake pads are located in the disc brake caliper only. Who is correct?

Which of the following is/are LEAST likely to be used to reduce disc brake squeal?

Diagnosing a drum brake concern will always be as simple as stepping on the brake pedal without moving the vehicle and feeling the level that the brake pedal sinks to.

A dial indicator may be used for measuring rotor:

If the vehicle is safe to drive, it is common practice to test-drive the vehicle to verify the customer concern.

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?

One safe way to test whether a braking problem is at the front or rear brakes is to drive at a low speed and:

To perform a thorough inspection of brake pads, you should do all of the following EXCEPT:

Technician A states that pinching off the flexible brake hoses with vice grip pliers is a recommended method of closing rubber brake lines. Technician B states that using a brake pedal holding tool to slightly apply the brakes and block off the compensating ports the master cylinder is a recommended method to minimize the brake fluid draining when brake lines or hoses are removed. Who is correct?

When seating the brake pads just installed in the brake calipers, a technician should place his or her left foot under the brake pedal so that when applying the pedal with the right foot, the pedal does not push the master cylinder farther into the master cylinder bore, which could:

Technician A states that retracting the caliper piston on an integrated parking brake calipers can best be performed with a C-clamp. Technician B states that integrated parking brake calipers require a tool to turn the piston in the direction that causes the piston to retract. Who is correct?

When retracting the caliper piston on an integrated parking brake system:

Tech A says that a wheel stud that shows signs of cross-threaded lug nuts should be rethreaded with a die and put back in service. Tech B says that a wheel stud that shows signs of cross-threaded lug nuts should be replaced. Who is correct?

Tech A says that many wheels use a tapered hole that matches the tapered end of the lug nut and centers the wheel on the wheel flange. Tech B says that manufacturers usually suggest tightening wheel lugs in a circular pattern. Who is correct?

When installing lug nuts, you should do all of the following EXCEPT:

Excessive disc brake rotor thickness variation will cause:

True or False. Rotors that are too thin cannot handle as much heat and will experience brake fade.