While performing a road test on a vehicle with a brake concern, the technician notices that holding pressure on the brake pedal causes it to ease to the floor. Which component is most likely the problem?

Brake rotor runout can be checked by using a/an:

When bleeding the brake system, which wheel should be bled first if a shop manual is unavailable for reference?

How should drum brakes be cleaned before repairs?

Technician A says some brake wheel cylinders are bolted to the backing plate. Technician B says wheel cylinder dust boots are filled with fluid to lubricate the piston. Who is right?

Technician A says that some front disc caliper pistons may be retracted using a "C" clamp. Technician B says that some rear disc caliper pistons may need a special tool to retract the piston. Who is right?

A technician notices brake fluid dripping from a brake drum before repairs. Which is most likely leaking inside the drum?

When replacing the front brake pads on a vehicle, the technician finds the inside pad is worn down to the metal, while the outside pad looks new. Which is the most likely problem?

The metal components that come with a new set of brake pads are referred to as:

When reusing wheel bearings, what should be done before repacking the bearings?

A vehicle's parking brake should be adjusted:

Technician A says all wheel bearings are pressed in. Technician B says all wheel bearings are a sealed hub assembly. Who is right?

Which tool correctly measures lateral runout on a brake rotor?

Technician A says special tools are unnecessary to push the disc brake caliper piston in on an integral parking brake system. Technician B says a special tool is necessary to push the disc brake caliper piston in on an integral parking brake system. Who is right?