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Understanding Power Boosters in Vehicle Braking Systems

Total questions: 1

Worksheet time: 13mins

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1-10.

Answer the questions below after watching the video

1.

What does a power booster use to amplify the driver's pedal effort?

a)

Hydraulic fluid

b)

Electricity

c)

Gear mechanism

d)

Vacuum

2.

What is the primary function of the power booster in a vehicle's braking system?

a)

To cool down the brake fluid

b)

To multiply the driver's pedal effort

c)

To signal the brakes to engage

d)

To reduce the vehicle's speed

3.

Why can't diesel engines use manifold vacuum for the power booster?

a)

Diesel engines do not produce sufficient vacuum

b)

Because they operate at higher temperatures

c)

Due to the lack of an intake manifold

d)

Because of higher emissions

4.

Which vehicles are fitted with an engine-driven vacuum pump for the power booster?

a)

Petrol engine vehicles

b)

Diesel engine vehicles

c)

Hybrid vehicles

d)

Electric vehicles

5.

What role does the control valve play in the operation of the power booster?

a)

It regulates the vacuum level within the chambers

b)

It filters the air entering the system

c)

It admits air at atmospheric pressure to the rear of the unit

d)

It activates the master cylinder push rod

6.

What component separates the chambers within the power booster unit?

a)

A vacuum seal

b)

A plastic divider

c)

A metal plate

d)

A flexible rubber diaphragm

7.

How is hydraulic pressure in the brake system initially generated?

a)

By the master cylinder push rod moving forward

b)

Through manual force applied by the driver

c)

By electrical signals sent to the brakes

d)

Using a hydraulic pump

8.

What happens when the vacuum source to the power booster is interrupted?

a)

More effort is needed to apply the brakes

b)

Braking power is increased

c)

The vehicle switches to regenerative braking

d)

The brakes lock up automatically

9.

What maintains the vacuum in the booster when the engine is off?

a)

The intake manifold

b)

An external vacuum reservoir

c)

A battery-powered pump

d)

The non-return valve

10.

After the engine is switched off, how many power-boosted applications does the remaining vacuum in the booster provide?

a)

None

b)

Unlimited until the vacuum dissipates

c)

At least one

d)

Two