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- 4. What the driver may feel through the brake pedal when ABS system activates.
- 6. Another name for a Hall Effect wheel speed sensor.
- 7. Type of wheel speed sensor also known as an inductive sensor.
- 8. Three-letter abbreviation for the system that prevents wheel lock-up during braking.
- 9. Term used to describe a substance that absorbs moisture.
- 11. Component that reduces the amount of force needed on the brake pedal.
- 13. Self-energising effect found in drum brake systems.
- 14. Hydraulic component that pushes the brake shoes against the drum.
- 15. Components inside a drum brake that press against the drum to slow the vehicle.
- 18. Braking system that uses shoes and a rotating drum.
- 20. System that transmits force using a liquid.
- 21. Brake component that receives hydraulic force and applies pressure to the brake pads.
- 22. Drum brakes dissipate less of this than disc brakes.
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- 1. Typical brake fluid replacement interval.
- 2. Type of braking system that can maintain some braking if one circuit fails.
- 3. Another name for a brake servo.
- 5. Measure of a fluid's resistance to flow.
- 10. Type of brake that generally dissipates heat better than a drum brake.
- 11. Electrically operated valves that control ABS hydraulic pressure.
- 12. Loss of braking efficiency caused by excessive heat.
- 16. Force used by a brake booster to assist the driver.
- 17. Process carried out after replacing a wheel cylinder to remove air from the braking system.
- 19. Brake fluid property indicated by the DOT rating.
