In the quiz below we, look and want to ascertain that you know how to use the air breaks. Despite of the answers you are going to give and the results, it is certain that you are going to learn.
Audible air leak
Damaged or worn air line
Improper fitting used to connect or repair an air line
All of the above
Trailer service and spring brakes will function correctly
The trailer spring brakes will release and function correctly
Trailer service and spring brakes will not function correctly
Trailer service brakes will function correctly
690 and 828 kPa ( 100 and 120 psi )
621 and 690 kPa ( 90 and 100 psi )
690 and 932 kPa (100 and 135 psi )
414 and 828 kPa ( 60 and 120 psi )
Loose air compressor governor
Improperly spliced air line
Insecurely mounted air tank
None of the above
Loose belt
Cut belt
Frayed belt
All ot the above
Insecure mounting bracket or fasteners
Improper governor setting
Loose air tank brackets or fasteners
All of the above
690 and 828 kPa (100 and 120 psi)
621 and 690 kPa (90 and 100 psi)
690 and 932 kPa (100 and 135 psi)
414 and 828 kPa (60 and 120 psi)
690 and 828 kPa (100 and 120 psi)
621 and 690 kPa (90 and 100 psi)
690 and 932 kPa (100 and 135 psi)
414 and 828 kPa (60 and 120 psi)
1 Minute
3 Minutes
2 Minutes
4 Minutes
Audile air leak
Damaged or worn air line
Improper fitting used to connect or repair an air line
All of the above
Brake lining that is not against the drum when brakes are applied
Brake lining that is too thin or cracked
Grease or oil on the brake lining
All of the above
Loose air compressor governor
Improperly spliced air line
Insecurely mounted air tank
None of the above
Brake calipers or rotors that are not the same colour
Broken or cracked brake drums or rotors
Brake drums or shoes that are not the correct size
Square ports and markings
Air leaks, cracks and manufactured holes
Manufactured air leaks and cracks
Contaminated brake lining
Air leaks, cracks and non-manufactured holes
690 and 828 kPa (100 and 120 psi)
621 and 690 kPa (90 and 100 psi)
690 and 932 kPa (100 and 135 psi)
414 and 828 kPa (60 and 120 psi)
The same effective length and brake chambers are the same size
The same effective length and brake chambers are not the same size
Not the same effective length and brake chambers are the same size
Not the same size and brake chambers are not the same effective length
Loose belt
Cut belt
Frayed belt
All of the above
Hill with the wheels turned toward the curd
Level surface and in any location
Hill with the wheels turned away from the curb
Level surface and in a safe location
The spring brakes will still work normally
Vehicle stopping distances became shorter
Vehicle braking capacity will increase
Braking ability is reduced
Drive the vehicle slowly on the highway
Drive the vehicle to the nearest service station
Drive the vehicle back to the terminal
Not drive or operate the vehicle on any road or highway
Drive the vehicle slowly on the highway
Drive the vehicle to the nearest service station
Drive the vehicle back to the terminal
Not drive or operate the vehicle on any road or highway
Drive the vehicle slowly on the highway
Drive the vehicle to the nearest service station
Drive the vehicle back to the terminal
Not drive or operate the vehicle on any road or highway
Drive the vehicle slowly on the highway
Drive the vehicle to the nearest service station
Drive the vehicle back to the terminal
Not drive or operate the vehicle on any road or highway
Drive the vehicle slowly on the highway
Drive the vehicle to the nearest service station
Drive the vehicle back to the terminal
Not drive or operate the vehicle on any road or highway
The vehicle must be driven slowly on the highway
The vehicle may not be driven on any road or highway
The vehicle must be driven to the nearest service centre
The vehicle must be driven only on secondary roads