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WorksheetsBrake System Components and Functions
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
All of the following are types of disc brake calipers, EXCEPT:
Rotating caliper
Fixed caliper
Floating caliper
Sliding caliper
For most of their length, brake lines are ________, coated to resist corrosion, and attached to the body with clips or brackets to minimize damage from vibration.
Triple walled aluminum
Double-walled aluminum
Triple-walled steel
Double-walled steel
Tech A says that the metering valve controls pressure to the rear brakes. Tech B says that the proportioning valve controls pressure to the front brakes. Who is correct?
Tech A
Tech B
Both techs
Neither tech
The brake pedal uses leverage:
for weight transfer.
to multiply the force applied to the master cylinder.
to increase traction.
to decrease heat generation.
Technician A says that applying too much braking force can cause tires to lose traction. Technician B says that ABS systems have helped to reduce the number of vehicle accidents each year. Who is correct?
Tech A
Tech B
Both techs
Neither tech
The hydraulic-assisted power booster operates between the brake pedal and the master cylinder.
True
False
Because water boils at a lower temperature than brake fluid, absorption of water into the braking system will gradually reduce the brake fluids boiling point, making the fluid more likely to boil and cause a hydraulic braking failure.
True
False
The vacuum-assisted power booster uses the difference between engine vacuum and atmospheric pressure to ______ the force that acts on the master cylinder pistons.
Increase
Decrease
Equalize
Stabilize
Standard brake fluid is hygroscopic, which means it __________.
Has a high boiling point
Has a low boiling point
Readily absorbs water
Does not absorb water
Disc brake pads consist of friction material ________ or _________ onto a steel backing plate (disc brakes).
Bonded; riveted
Molded; bolted
Riveted; welded
Cast; molded
