He didn’t say pulls left when braking he says pulls left in general and what can cause a pull to the left in general a linked brake line because when you brake the fluid pressure stays there and can’t come out ASE’s try to trick you, you gotta think about each question carefully
Thanks for the feedback - For more on step bore quick take up master cylinders see www.freeasestudyguides.com/brakes-quick-take-up-master-cylinder.html - Good Luck with the A5 OldSchoolNoe!
Thanks for the helpful feedback! The question asks which of the following is MOST likely to cause a vehicle to nosedive while braking. The brake metering valve, similar to the proportioning valve, is used to achieve balanced braking. A faulty metering valve results in a nosedive condition. A faulty proportioning valve results in the rear wheel skid and lock-up with only light to moderate pressure applied to the brake pedal. You're right, Glen. They are found on front disc and rear drum brake systems. For more complete explanations, please visit the website at www.freeasestudyguides.com.
Thanks for the comment, Lou! Welcome back. The tests are timed now, available all year, and proctored at Prometric. Visit the A5 Study Guide on the website www.freeasestudyguides.com. It has 60 A5 Q&A. If you are unsure of an answer, use the Read more... section. The tests can be tricky, so we suggest taking time and studying for the exam. Use the study tips www.freeasestudyguides.com/studytips.html - Good luck, Lou!
Thank you, got a 60%!!! must study more 🙇
In your first question you never mention applying the brakes. I picked D as the question put forth only while driving
He didn’t say pulls left when braking he says pulls left in general and what can cause a pull to the left in general a linked brake line because when you brake the fluid pressure stays there and can’t come out ASE’s try to trick you, you gotta think about each question carefully
This stuff is good.
I've seen quick take-up master cylinders, but I need to brush up on how exactly they work.
Thanks for the feedback - For more on step bore quick take up master cylinders see www.freeasestudyguides.com/brakes-quick-take-up-master-cylinder.html - Good Luck with the A5 OldSchoolNoe!
Question 8 never stated if it had drum brakes...
Thanks for the helpful feedback! The question asks which of the following is MOST likely to cause a vehicle to nosedive while braking. The brake metering valve, similar to the proportioning valve, is used to achieve balanced braking. A faulty metering valve results in a nosedive condition. A faulty proportioning valve results in the rear wheel skid and lock-up with only light to moderate pressure applied to the brake pedal. You're right, Glen. They are found on front disc and rear drum brake systems. For more complete explanations, please visit the website at www.freeasestudyguides.com.
Thank you for this I am just returning after 14 years to this industry. any advise for studying for A.S.E. tests?
Thanks for the comment, Lou! Welcome back. The tests are timed now, available all year, and proctored at Prometric. Visit the A5 Study Guide on the website www.freeasestudyguides.com. It has 60 A5 Q&A. If you are unsure of an answer, use the Read more... section. The tests can be tricky, so we suggest taking time and studying for the exam. Use the study tips www.freeasestudyguides.com/studytips.html - Good luck, Lou!
This stuff is good.
Thanks for the feedback! - Good Luck, Moises!