MLR Section C

Front

Brake lines should be inspected for what faults?

Back

Leaks, Kinks, Rust

Front

Which statement(s) is/are true? If the red brake warning light is on, this could indicate a fault with the hydraulic system. If the amber ABS warning light is on this indicates a fault with the ABS system. If the red brake warning light is on, the vehicle should not be test driven. ALL of the above are correct.

Back

ALL of the above are correct

Front

Typical lug nut torque specifications for a passenger vehicle is usually____

Back

Look up in service information

Front

What should be performed before adjusting the parking brake on a vehicle using front disc brakes and rear drum brakes? Options: Check that the thickness of the front disc brake pads are with factory specifications, Check for proper adjustment of the rear drum brake shoes, Check the brake fluid level, All of the above

Back

Check for proper adjustment of the rear drum brake shoes

Front

Who is right about the function of an automotive master cylinder: Tech A says it generates brake system pressure to produce friction for stopping wheel rotation, while Tech B says it holds the wheel cylinder piston and brake pads?

Back

Tech A

Front

Who is correct regarding disc brakes on automobiles: Tech A says certain automobiles are equipped with disc brakes on all four wheels. Tech B says disc brakes are most commonly used on an automobile's rear wheels?

Back

Tech A

Front

All of the following are basic components of an automotive disc brake assembly, except: Rotor, Brake drum, Brake pads, Caliper

Back

Brake drum

Front

Tech A says a hydraulic system uses air to transmit motion or pressure from one point to another. Tech B says a hydraulic system uses a liquid to transmit motion or pressure from one point to another. Who is right?

Back

Tech B

Front

A combination valve functions as all of the following, except: Proportioning valve, Warning light switch, Metering valve

Back

Fluid level sensor

Front

Who is right about the automotive master cylinder: Tech A says it keeps the brake system full of fluid as the brake linings wear, while Tech B says it maintains a slight amount of pressure to keep contaminants from entering the brake system?

Back

Both Tech A and B