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T4 ASE Brakes Exam with complete Graded A+ solutions Psi loss rate for Straight Truck 2 psi/minute Psi loss rate for combination vehicle less than 3 psi/minute Service Brake Pressure Drop Test Apply service brake to 90 psi. Loss rate should be less than 3 psi/minute for straight vehicles and less than 4 psi/minute for combination vehicles. Improperly adjusted brake shoes Cause 1) brake imbalance 2) increased stopping distance 3) excessive heat and wear Instability a...

ASE Brakes T4 Practice Test #1 Practice Questions and Answers Which of the following could cause the brakes on a truck to wear too fast? A. Glazed Drums B. Wrong linings installed C. Low air pressure in the service tanks D. Governor cut-out pressure too high - Ans:-Answer A is incorrect. Glazed drum linings are hard and do not wear. They also do not stop the truck. Answer B is correct. The wrong lining for the application may be the problem. Answer C is incorrect. Low air pressure in th...

T4 ASE Brakes Exam with complete Graded A+ solutions Which of the following could cause the brakes on a truck to wear too fast? A. glazed drums B. wrong linings installed C. Low air pressure D. governor cut out pressure B. wrong linings installed which of the following could cause one brake on a truck to wear faster than the others? A. mismatched service brake chambers B. mismatched parking chambers C. low air pressure in service tanks D. governor cut out too low A. mismatched se...

T4 ASE Brakes Exam with complete Graded A+ solutions Psi loss rate for Straight Truck 2 psi/minute Psi loss rate for combination vehicle less than 3 psi/minute Service Brake Pressure Drop Test Apply service brake to 90 psi. Loss rate should be less than 3 psi/minute for straight vehicles and less than 4 psi/minute for combination vehicles. Improperly adjusted brake shoes Cause 1) brake imbalance 2) increased stopping distance 3) excessive heat and wear Instability a...

T4 ASE Brakes Exam with complete solutions Psi loss rate for Straight Truck - ANSWER ️️ 2 psi/minute Psi loss rate for combination vehicle - ANSWER ️️ less than 3 psi/minute Service Brake Pressure Drop Test - ANSWER ️️ Apply service brake to 90 psi. Loss rate should be less than 3 psi/minute for straight vehicles and less than 4 psi/minute for combination vehicles. Improperly adjusted brake shoes - ANSWER ️️ Cause 1) brake imbalance 2) increased stopping distance 3) exce...

T4 ASE Brakes Exam with complete Graded A+ solutions Which of the following could cause the brakes on a truck to wear too fast? A. glazed drums B. wrong linings installed C. Low air pressure D. governor cut out pressure B. wrong linings installed which of the following could cause one brake on a truck to wear faster than the others? A. mismatched service brake chambers B. mismatched parking chambers C. low air pressure in service tanks D. governor cut out too low A. mismatched se...

T4 ASE Brakes Exam with complete Graded A+ solutions Which of the following could cause the brakes on a truck to wear too fast? A. glazed drums B. wrong linings installed C. Low air pressure D. governor cut out pressure B. wrong linings installed which of the following could cause one brake on a truck to wear faster than the others? A. mismatched service brake chambers B. mismatched parking chambers C. low air pressure in service tanks D. governor cut out too low A. mismatched se...

T4 ASE Brakes

T4 ASE Brakes Exam with complete Graded A+ solutions Psi loss rate for Straight Truck 2 psi/minute Psi loss rate for combination vehicle less than 3 psi/minute Service Brake Pressure Drop Test Apply service brake to 90 psi. Loss rate should be less than 3 psi/minute for straight vehicles and less than 4 psi/minute for combination vehicles. Improperly adjusted brake shoes Cause 1) brake imbalance 2) increased stopping distance 3) excessive heat and wear Instability a...

T4 ASE Brakes Exam with complete Graded A+ solutions Psi loss rate for Straight Truck 2 psi/minute Psi loss rate for combination vehicle less than 3 psi/minute Service Brake Pressure Drop Test Apply service brake to 90 psi. Loss rate should be less than 3 psi/minute for straight vehicles and less than 4 psi/minute for combination vehicles. Improperly adjusted brake shoes Cause 1) brake imbalance 2) increased stopping distance 3) excessive heat and wear Instability a...