N2 Electronic Brake

On a vehicle equipped with ABS, how does the ECU manage the regulation of the

two front wheels?

• Same management for the 2 wheels.

• Alternating management of the wheels.

• Variable depending on the situation.

• Separate management of each wheel.

Which function is affected by the failure of a wheel speed sensor?

• The brake booster function.

• The ABS function.

• The mechanical Emergency Brake Assist function.

• The main brake circuit.

What happens if the steering wheel angle sensor is not programmed correctly?

• The ABS function is deactivated

• The Traction Control function operates in safe mode.

• All functions managed by the ABS ECU are deactivated.

• The Electronic Stability Control function is deactivated.

Under which circumstances do the brake lights not come on?

• During understeer control regulation.

• During Electronic Stability Control regulation without intervention by

  the driver.

• During emergency braking assistance.

• During anti-lock braking system regulation.

In which functions does the ABS/ESC (VDC) ECU work?

• a Traction Control System

• Hill Assist System

• Emergency Brake Assist

• Automatic ignition of lights

How is the brake circuit bled on a vehicle equipped with ABS?

• There is no specific procedure.

• In the same way as bleeding an ordinary system.

• Using the diagnostic tool and following the bleeding order.

• The ABS block is supplied filled and is not bled.

On a vehicle equipped with electric Emergency Brake Assist, on which component

does the electromagnet act?

• The regulator valve.

• The piston follower.

• The diaphragm.

• The reaction disc.

How does the Electronic Stability Control correct understeer?

• By braking the outer rear wheel and reducing the engine torque.

• By reducing the engine torque.

• By braking the inner rear wheel and reducing the engine torque.

• By braking the inner rear wheel.

Which sensor requires programming after it is replaced?

• The steering wheel angle sensor.

• The combined sensor.

• The brake pressure sensor.

• The wheel speed sensor.

Why does the brake pedal vibrate during ABS regulation?

• To warn the user that ABS regulation is in progress.

• There is no brake pedal vibration during ABS intervention.

• The vibration is due to the ABS ECU self-test.

• The vibration is due to the backflow of brake fluid in the circuit

  produced by the activation of the hydraulic pump.