Practice question
Why is it critical to use a pushrod stroke measurement table rather than the manufacturer's rated stroke?
- Rated stroke is a theoretical number that applies only to hydraulic brakes
- The regulation stroke limit is the maximum safe operating stroke before braking force decreases significantly, which is shorter than the rated stroke
- Tables are calculated for winter driving, whereas rated stroke is for summer
- Safety regulations require checking stroke limits only on trailer axles
Answer: B — The regulation stroke limit is the maximum safe operating stroke before braking force decreases significantly, which is shorter than the rated stroke
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