When examining disc brakes: Technician A visually inspects the rotor and says that the rotor can be reused if it is not damaged or scored. Technician B says that it is normal for the inboard pad to be slightly more worn than the outside pad. Who is correct

Q: The advantages and disadvantages of disc brake systems are being discussed. Technician A says that…

A: 1. B) B only  Technician B says that reduction of mechanical fade and gas fade is an advantage of…

Q: true or false? bearing noise increases under load and usually described as a growl that gets louder…

A: The given statement is true. Bearing noise increases under load and usually described as a growl…

Q: what is the disadvantage of dynamic brakes when compared to mechanical brakes?

A: Mechanical brakes uses the application of friction in order to slow the vehicle or completely stop…

Q: What is Brake horsepower and where did the name come from?

A: Brake horsepower (bhp) is a term used to describe the power output of an engine or motor. It is…

Q: In a typical drum brake, which component provides afoundation for the brake shoes and…

A: Given Data : Typical drum brake

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: 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: 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: Which of the following is not a factor in determiningthe effectiveness of a brake system?a. Heat…

A: Given Data : Effectiveness of brake system

Q: Automotive technology Backing plates, struts, levers, and other metal brake parts should be Select…

A: Given: How the various automotive parts should be cleaned.

Q: vehicle is producing a sharp, metallic rappingsound originating in the upper portion of the…

A: As per suggestion of Technician A: If the vehicle is producing sharp, metallic rapping sound from…

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: caliper failed due to static load or cyclic load?

A: Brake calipers is failed due to cyclic load.

Q: The CV joint boots on the left side of a vehicle appear to be squeezed together; the boots on the…

A: The function of engine mounts is to limit the movement of the engine, hold it in a position and…

Q: Technician A says that the piston seal retracts the caliper piston when hydraulic pressure is…

A: Technician A is correct.

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

A: The splash shield is a metallic or plastic part that is placed at the bottom portion of the car. The…

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: What’s is the purpose of breaking in new disc pads

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Q: How can you give the effect of the hydraulic brake

A: Given Data : Effect of hydraulic break

Q: Most vehicles built to use brake on one wheel two wheels only side each wheel O other: tyre in the…

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Q: echnician a says that the malfunction of the ABS can cause the control module to shut off or…

A: Who is correct?

Q: When performing the air brake system leakage test, the Certified Inspector must reject the vehicle…

A: Answer = False

Q: A. Kineticenergy B. Coefficient of friction C. Bonded linings Linings attached to their backings…

A: Given questions are related to IC engines and braking systems in machine design. A. Kinetic EnergyB.…

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 uses a feeler gauge and straightedge to determine the pump cover flatness.Technician B…

A: A feeler gauge is a hand-held instrument that is used to measure the distance between two objects…

Q: After draining gear oil from a transaxle, the techniciannotices that the oil has shiny, metallic…

A: For a transmission or axle to last longer, it needs to be properly lubricated. After the required…

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: fferent parts of the brakes system of an off-road bicycle

A: introduction  In the marine and seaward industry, plan and hardware setups fluctuate from one…

Q: Technician A says a metric bolt with the marking of 8.9 has more yield strength than a 10.9 bolt.…

A: Technician A is not correct as the 10.9 grade bolt has more strength than 8.9 grade. Grade 10.9 is…

Q: What are the indications that the brakes need adjustment

A: Warning signs that indicates the brakes need adjustment: 1) Noises: If you hear your car's brakes…

Q: that used in the part of the suspension system O drive shaft oil spring O camshaft Other:

A: 7. ............ that is used in the part of the suspension system

Q: Technician A says that a hard brake pedal on a vehicle with disc brakes can be caused by air in the…

A: Option d is correct. Neither A nor B.

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: Technician A cleans brake components  in denatured alcohol. Technician B cleans brake components in…

A: Technician A cleans brake components in denatured alcohol. Technician B cleans brake components in…

Q: When discussing CV axle replacement, Technician A states that once a CV boot is torn the entire CV…

A: The normal problem with CV joints is in protection of boot cracks, tears. As it happens, the grease…

Q: True or False. In some applications, the grease seal is a press-fit into the axle housing, which is…

A: Press-fit is a mechanical assembly method in which two or more parts are joined together by…

Q: A vehicle makes a loud clicking sound during a left turn; during a right turn, the clicking noise is…

A: Solution:

Clutches, Brakes, Couplings, and Flywheels

The clutch is described as a machine element used to connect or disconnect two shafts together to transmit torque or power. The clutch works on the principles of friction. The clutch is commonly used in automobiles to transfer power from the driving shaft to the driven shaft.