What is the purpose of bleeding the hydraulic brake system?

Q: Q1- Explain the duties of camshaft, distributor and alternator, which are among the engine parts

A: Camshaft Camshaft is the shaft at which many cams are connected and it operates with the crankshaft.…

Q: Explain why bleeding air out of a hydraulic system is so important

A: If air enters a hydraulic system, it can cause the system to fail as t compromises the power output…

Q: What is the difference between a single-acting and a double-acting hydraulic cylinder?

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Q: Instructions: Identify the brake system components in the drawing. Place the identifying letter next…

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Q: The Single Stage Two Speed Supercharger and its Operation

A: To Explain:  The single stage two speed supercharger and its operation :  Concept used: Single stage…

Q: Technician A says that a malfunction of the ABS causes the control module to shut off or inhibit the…

A: The system will be shut down if any malfunction is monitored in the ABS because the control module…

Q: Tech A states to check the camshaft for lift, the cam must be removed from the engine.  Tech B says…

A: The cam is a major component of a four stroke engine which is responsible for the proper operation…

Q: The hydraulic system is free from noise and produces high pressure. Select one: True False

A: Solution Hydaulic system has various sources of noise like pump valve,actuator,electric motor,It is…

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: Describe the procedure for checking clutch pedal free travel

A: Clutch pedal free travel is a specific distance that a clutch has to travel to reach the point where…

Q: Technician A says that an out-of-round drum can cause a pulsating brake pedal. Technician B says…

A: Technician A says that an out-of-round drum can cause a pulsating brake pedal. Technician B says…

Q: Besides indicating ABS faults for some systems, the red brake warning lamp on the instrument panel…

A: All of your instrument lights should quickly flicker on when you initially start your…

Q: Which of the following statements about drum brake shoes is not true? a. Linings may be riveted or…

A: Which of the following statements about drum brake shoes is not true?  Given Statements are :-…

Q: During the useful life of a set of new tires (including the spare), it is necessary to rotate them…

A: We will answer the first question since the exact one is not specified. Please submit a new question…

Q: what is the advantage of dynamic brakes over mechanical brakes

A: Dynamic brakes:- Dynamic braking system is the use of an electric traction motor as a generator when…

Q: In terms of legislative requirements, what standard must all parking brake systems meet in order to…

A: The parking brake systems must meet the standard defined by the applicable vehicle safety…

Q: why is brake fluid removed from the master cylinder prior to working on disc brakes

A: A disc brake has a master cylinder that contains brake fluid in it. The braking force is first…

Q: wt happens to brake fluid as it absorbs moisture

A: The fluid used in the hydraulic braking system is of special kind usually a mixture of glycerin and…

Q: Technician A says power brakes are designed with vacuum-assisted units that use engine vacuum.…

A: Most vehicles use vacuum suspended units (vacuum promoters), which utilize a vacuum-fueled sponsor…

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.