Practice question
What is the difference in function between a brake metering valve and a brake proportioning valve?
- The metering valve controls parking brake tension; the proportioning valve controls front brakes
- The metering valve delays front disc brake application until rear drum shoes make contact; the proportioning valve limits hydraulic pressure to the rear brakes during hard stops
- The metering valve controls vacuum flow; the proportioning valve controls ABS electronics
- The metering valve bypasses the master cylinder; the proportioning valve increases overall fluid volume
Answer: B — The metering valve delays front disc brake application until rear drum shoes make contact; the proportioning valve limits hydraulic pressure to the rear brakes during hard stops
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