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WorksheetsASE Study Questions - Brakes 2
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
Floating disc calipers slide on
axle housing
square cut seal
guide pins or bushings
rotor
What tools can be used to test a wheel speed sensor?
DMM
Oscilloscope
Both of these
None of these
A vehicle with an Anti-lock (ABS) brake light on can be caused by:
Faulty VSS
Failed wheel speed sensor
Worn brake pads
Worn brake shoes
All of the following can cause a low brake pedal EXCEPT:
worn brake shoe lining
frozen automatic adjuster
plugged/clogged brake line
air in the brake lines
A brake drum that is out of round can cause:
Low brake pedal
Hard brake pedal
Vibration in the steering wheel
Brake pedal pulsation
The inner brake pad is worn more than the other brake pad inside a caliper. This is caused by:
A faulty proportioning valve
A stuck caliper piston
Failed brake booster
Clogged brake hose
A grinding/growling noise is heard when turning right. The noise goes away when going straight or turning left. What could be the cause:
over-torqued lug nuts
left front wheel bearing
right front wheel bearing
failed CV axle
When the engine is started, the brake pedal drops slightly. This would indicate:
A failed check valve
Too much vacuum
Normal operation
Failed brake booster
Over torqued or unevenly torqued lug nuts can cause what type of issues?
brake leak
vibration while braking (pulsation)
uneven brake pad wear
low brake pedal
When bleeding brakes on a vehicle, a technician should always do all of the following EXCEPT:
make sure that the brake drums are on the vehicle
ensure that the brake fluid is full
start bleeding at the wheel furthest from the mast cylinder
start bleeding at the wheel closest to the master cylinder
