Week 09 Flashcards
Because the __________ brakes do most of the braking, they must be very efficient. Therefore, they are usually ____________ brakes.
Front, disc
Two students are discussing how to check shock absorbers and struts. Student A says that you should bounce the car; the shocks are good if the car bounces five times or less before coming to a rest. Student B says that you should look at the shocks; if they are leaking oil, they should be replaced. WHO IS CORRECT?
Student B
parts of a disc brake system?
Rotor, brake pads, caliper
What is the thinnest you should ever let your brake pads or brake shoes get?
As thin as a nickel
When talking about adding brake fluid, which of the following statements is TRUE?
1)If brake fluid spills on the paint of the car, the paint will peel off.
2)Any type of brake fluid can be used in any type of car.
3)Brake fluid and water don’t mix, so it is difficult to clean up.
4)It is fine to use brake fluid from a container that has been sitting with the lid off.
If brake fluid spills on the paint of the car, the paint will peel off.
If the brake pedal or steering wheel vibrates when braking, what is likely the problem?
The brake rotors are warped.
How often should you have your brakes checked?
At every other oil change
What is the primary purpose of an anti-lock braking system?
To help the driver maintain steering control during heavy braking
When stopping on snow and ice, a driver notices the brake pedal buzzing and pushing back at his foot. What is likely the cause of this?
The anti-lock braking system working properly
Which of the following types of brake is not operated hydraulically?
Parking brakes
You should always keep your brake fluid at the max mark.
False
Which of the following symptoms indicates worn-out brake pads?
1)The brakes squeak whenever the car is moving, but the squeak goes away or changes when you press on the brake pedal.
2)The brakes squeak when the brakes are applied.
3)The brake pedal sinks farther than usual when you apply the brakes.
4)The brake pedal or steering wheel vibrates when you apply the brakes—especially when slowing from highway speeds.
The brakes squeak whenever the car is moving, but the squeak goes away or changes when you press on the brake pedal.
The weight of the car is supported by:
The springs
