BRAKING SYSTEM QUIZES

which one is not component of the disc brake system

• Brake caliper
• Brake fluid
• Brake drum
• Brake pads

which component is responsible for applying pressure to the brake pads in a disc brake system?

• Brake booster

• Brake pedal

• Brake caliper

• Brake fluid

what is the primary function of brake pads in a disc brake system?

• To absorb heat

• To create friction

• To hold the brake fluid

• To support the brake rotor

which part of the disc brake system rotates with the wheel?

• Brake caliper

• Brake rotor

• Brake pads

• Brake fluid

what is the role of the brake caliper in a disc brake system?

• To hold the brake pads

• To apply pressure to the brake rotor

• To store brake fluid

• To rotate with the wheel

which fluid is essential for the operation of a disc brake system?

• Engine oil

• Brake fluid

• Transmission fluid

• Coolant

what happens to the brake pads when they wear out?

• They become thicker

• They lose friction material

• They start to glow

• They become more effective

what is the purpose of the brake rotor in a disc brake system?

• To provide a surface for the brake pads to grip

• To store brake fluid

• To absorb heat from the braking process

• To connect the brake caliper to the wheel

how does the brake booster assist in the braking process?

• By increasing the force applied to the brake pedal

• By cooling the brake fluid

• By rotating the brake rotor

• By holding the brake pads in place

what is a common sign that brake pads need to be replaced?

• Increased fuel efficiency

• Unusual noises when braking

• Improved braking distance

• Decreased tire wear