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A set of questions and answers related to brake systems, specifically for the state brake certification test, latest edition 2025-2026. It covers various aspects of brake systems, including vacuum power boosters, master cylinders, abs, and drum brakes. The questions address common issues, troubleshooting procedures, and correct service practices. This resource is useful for students and mechanics preparing for certification or seeking to enhance their knowledge of automotive brake systems. The content is structured as a series of questions followed by their corresponding answers, making it easy to review and test understanding. Graded a+.
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A cracked or torn vacuum diaphragm in a brake power booster would most likely cause: - ANSWERS-a hard pedal feel requiring very high pedal effort to stop to test a vacuum power brake booster in the vehicle, you should pump the brake pedal at least 4 times, hold the brake pedal depressed, and start the engine. the brake pedal should: - ANSWERS-drop slightly and remain firm A mechanic finds gear lube inside both rear drums on a rear wheel drive vehicle. What is most likely the cause of this problem?
A properly functioning load sensing proportioning valve will: - ANSWERS-cause an increase in the hydraulic pressure during braking at the rear wheel cylinders when the vehicle is loaded. which of the following is a quick way to isolated a defective master cylinder? There are no external leaks in the system. - ANSWERS-pump up the brake pedal, then hold it firm. if the pedal slowly drops to the floor, the master cylinder may be defective. After rebuilding a master cylinder, the rod between the master cylinder and booster should be: - ANSWERS-adjusted properly Upon inspecting brake fluid condition, the technician observes the diaphragm in the master cylinder cup is swollen. Which of the following is the most likely cause? - ANSWERS-silicone fluid added to the system When inspecting brake fluid levels, a technician observes low fluid levels. which of the following should be done first? - ANSWERS- Inspect disc brake pads for excessive wear During a road test, you find that when normal braking pressure is applied the pedal slowly goes to the floor. what is the most likely cause of this problem? - ANSWERS-a leaking master cylinder primary piston seal Wheel speed sensors: - ANSWERS-send an A/C signal to the control module Before replacing a hydralic brake hose on an ABS equipped vehicle, you should first: - ANSWERS-relieve brake system pressure according to manufacturer procedures
There is a scraping sound coming from one rear brake. The sound stops when the brakes are applied. What is most likely the cause of the problem? - ANSWERS-a broken shoe hold-down spring or pin If a drum brake self-adjuster seizes up, the likely result will be: - ANSWERS-NOT a low pedal, worn or brake drum, or a loose emergency brake cable. After drum brakes have been applied and released, the brake fluid returns to the master cylinder reservoir. What causes it to return?