Brakes that apply too quickly, even with light brake pedal application, are referred to as _____.

_____ brakes cause the vehicle to steer to the right or left when braking.

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   True or False? A spongy brake pedal is normally caused by air in the brake system.

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   True or False? A dropping brake pedal can be caused by an internal leak in the master cylinder.

A brake grinding noise results from _____.

Which of the following is not a brake pedal measurement?

______ Brakes remain partially applied when the brake pedal is released.

All of the following can cause excessive pedal effort except.

A car veers to the right when the brakes are applied. Technician A checks the vehicle’s passenger side brakes. Technician B checks the vehicle's driver side brakes. Who is right?

The driver of a vehicle with power disc/drum brakes says the brake pedal moves slowly to the floor while maintaining pedal pressure at a stoplight. What could cause this problem?

Which of the following would MOST LIKELY happen if the measurements taken from the check shown above varied from the manufacturer's specifications?

On a vehicle with single piston floating caliper front disc brakes, the brake pads on the left side on the vehicle are almost completely worn while the right side is almost new. Technician A says that too much rotor runout could be the cause. Technician B says that a binding caliper piston could be the cause. Who is right?

The set-up shown above is used to check:

Technician A says brake pedal height is is measured from the vehicle’s floor to the brake pedal when the brakes are applied. Technician B says Brake pedal free play is the amount of pedal movement before the beginning of brake application. Who is right?