Practice question

A school bus has a growling noise from a front wheel that changes with vehicle speed and worsens during a turn loading that side. The MOST likely cause is:

  1. A glazed brake lining
  2. A low governor cut-in
  3. A clogged cabin filter
  4. A worn or damaged wheel bearing on that side

Answer: D — A worn or damaged wheel bearing on that side

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