The functions of a splash shield are being discussed: Technician A says that disc brakes will function normally without a splash shield in place. Technician B says that a splash shield helps to direct cooling air over the rotor. Who is correct?

Q: Which of the following statements about drum brakeshoes is not true?a. Web thickness varies only…

A: Brake shoes are a major part of a drum brake system. these crescent-shaped components are made up of…

Q: Asbestos has not been used in brake linings or pads since 2003. a. True b. False

A: Under federal law, asbestos brake production is supposed to stop in 1993 and auto manufacturers are…

Q: When discussing the possible causes for a shudder during acceleration, Technician A says that a worn…

A: Shudder is taken place during acceleration at higher speed. The main reason of this problem is…

Q: Duo-servo drum brakes are also known as what type of brake assembly?

A: Drum brakes are commonly used in automobiles .duo servo drum brake system has a pair of brake shoes…

Q: Explain the operation of an integral drum brake parking brake.

A: The integral brake is a parking brake that is on the inside of a disk brake system. Cables are used…

Q: Define the difference between an integrated and anonintegrated antilock braking system.

A: ABS braking system is used to stop the automobile at the desired position with in the specified…

Q: How does air-over Hydraulic brake system work

A: Air brakes are much easier to attach than hydraulic brakes, and using air rather than hydraulic…

Q: When examining disc brakes: Technician A visually inspects the rotor and says that the rotor can be…

A: Technician A is correct.

Q: While discussing the fail-safe function: Technician A says that the 4WS indicator light is…

A: The statement given by technician A is correct as when the fail-safe function that is when the any…

Q: Technician A says that on most vehicles, the wheel/tire assembly is considered sprung weight .…

A: technician A is wrong and technician B is saying correctly.

Q: When replacing brake pads on a vehicle: Tech-nician A works on one wheel before beginning work on…

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Q: brake specific air consumption (v) the brake

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Q: how is the braking force of drum-type brakes controlled

A: Brake: The brake is defined as a machine element which is used to retard the moving member or to…

Q: What are the technical specifications of brakes?

A: The design specifications of a drum brake consist of Brake drum radius Brake shoe Lining arc radius…

Q: Compare between Disk brake and drum brake based on the Pallowing factors. brake factor lucecporabion…

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Q: which of the following is not measured when inspecting the brake rotors and pads?     A. Out of…

A: which of the following is not measured when inspecting the brake rotors and pads?

Q: All calipers have at least one piston that pushes the brake pad against the rotor?

A: The given statement that each caliper requires one piston for pushing the brake pad against the…

Q: Technician A says that on FWD vehicles, the front wheels toe-out while the rear wheels on an…

A: Toe is defined as the tilt in the wheels with respect to the straight direction. If the tilt is such…

Q: Question 02: Discuss the types of brakes along with their figures. Compare disc and drum brakes by…

A: When a wheel rotates about its axis at a certain speed, rotational kinetic energy is said to be…

Q: Disc brakes are not as likely to fade during heavy braking as are drum brakes. True OR False?

A: Given Data : Disc Brakes  Drum Brakes

Q: . Technician A says that leaf spring-type rear sus- pensions are subject to axle tramp. Technician B…

A: We are authorized to answer one question at a time since you have mentioned question 4 only so we…

Q: What are the risks of working with brake fluid?

A: Brake fluid is generally made with glycol or silicone. Bothe material is dangerous for us.

Q: (a) With the aid of a diagram explain the function of the main parts of a master cylinde used in…

A: Introduction: MASTER CYLINDER: A master cylinder is a control mechanism in automobile engineering…

Q: Which of the following is true about a brake service?    A. It should always include a…

A: Break :  A brake is a mechanical device that inhibits motion by absorbing energy from a moving…

Q: Which of the following is not likely to cause a pulsating brake pedal? a. Loose wheel bearings b.…

A: When a load or side thrust is applied to the bearings, loose wheel bearings allow the rotor to tip…

Q: When reassembling an overhauled brake caliper: Technician A cleans brake components in dena-tured…

A: reassembling an overhauled brake calliper: Technician A cleans brake components in denatured…

Q: What are the two basic types of brake rotors used on today’s vehicles?

A: Two basic types of brake rotor used in today vehical is, 1. Blank and smooth type of rotor. 2.…

Q: List the various methods used by traction control systems to eliminate wheel spin.

A: A traction control system, commonly known as ASR, is a secondary function of electronic stability…

Q: Technician A says that fixed calipers use a piston oneach side of the rotor to apply the brakes.…

A: Fixed and sliding calipers are used in the braking system as per the requirement of the system.

Q: The functions of a splash shield are being dis-cussed: Technician A says that disc brakes will…

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Q: Technician A says that an out-of-round drum can cause a pulsating brake pedal. Technician B says…

A: Technician A says that an out-of-round drum can cause a pulsating brake pedal. Technician B says…

Q: Calculate for these conditions: • Brake thermal efficiency. Brake mean effective pressure.…

A: Internal combustion engine It is a device which used to convert chemical energy of fuel into heat…

Q: Explain why modern hydraulic braking systems are dual designs, and why this is important.

A: Dual designs are used in the modern hydraulic braking systems as it provides application on all the…

Q: What type of brake uses the inside of each rear wheel hub and rotor assembly as a parking brake…

A: Brake drum absorbs a lot of heat and dissipate into the air. Due to the continuous heating and less…

Q: While discussing how to remove the piston from a brake caliper: Technician A says that the dust boot…

A: In IC engine maintenance Brake assembly is the critical component Its efficiency directly depends on…

Q: what is the advantage of dynamic brakes over mechanical brakes

A: Dynamic brakes:- Dynamic braking system is the use of an electric traction motor as a generator when…

Q: it has been determined that chatter and brake pull are being caused by hard spots on the brake drum:…

A: The raised or projected surfaces of the brake drum due to braking heat is known as hard spots.

Q: Which of the following is not measured when inspecting the brake rotors and pads?

A: Option (1) is correct.  Out of round

Q: why is brake fluid removed from the master cylinder prior to working on disc brakes

A: A disc brake has a master cylinder that contains brake fluid in it. The braking force is first…

Q: Technician A says that some antilock brake systemsuse a lateral acceleration sensor in addition to…

A: The automatic traction control system applies braking force to the wheel in trouble, to get out of…

Q: What is the purpose of bleeding the hydraulic brake system?

A: The purpose of bleeding in the hydraulic brake system is to remove the air bubbles present in…

Q: Technician A says that shift solenoids direct fluid flow to and away from the apply devices in the…

A: The basic function of shift solenoids is to control the pressures within fluid system and they don’t…

Q: Which type of brake requires greater application forceand is commonly used with power-boost units?a.…

A: Given Data : Brake

Q: Discuss the types of brakes along with their figures. Compare disc and drum brakes by discussing…

A: (a) Discuss the types of brakes. (b) Along with their figures. (c) Compare disc and drum brakes by…

Q: When replacing brake pads on a vehicle: Technician A works on one wheel before beginning work on…

A: Technician A is correct as the brake pad is replaced first. After the first pad is replaced then the…

Q: Discuss the concept of Brake Specific Fuel Consumption (BSFC)

A: Brake specific fuel consumption – It is the fuel required per unit of work output. It is also…

Q: Describe how to test the parking brake system in late model vehicles.

A: Parking brakes sometimes known as emergency brakes and these brakes are applied whenever a vehicle…

Q: When attempting to diagnose a vibration that is present only when the car is cruising at highway…

A: Out of balance tyres If you notice that the shaking is minimal at low speeds, but intensifies as you…

Q: When examining disc brakes: Technician A visually inspects the rotor and says that the rotor can be…

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General safety guidelines

Safety guidelines are the set of rules and codes that must be followed in the workplace for the occupational safety of workers, the machines, and the equipment that are present inside the workshop premise. There are many unsafe conditions and hazardous materials inside the workshop that makes prey for certain risk factors associated with health conditions. Extreme safety precautions must be taken inside the work area just like the precautions and practices that are been followed for Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). People can also educate themselves by joining various health programs and camps. These will provide them with the necessary skills and knowledge about safety awareness. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) thrives to create a safe and healthy environment for the workers working in the industries and provides them with proper education and training.