Question

Wedge brakes have a chamber push rod. What does the push rod do?

Accepted Answer

The rod pushes a wedge directly between the ends of two brake shoes, shoving them apart and against the inside of the brake drum.

Answer

It pushes a wedge directly between the ends of two brake pads, shoving them apart and against the inside of the brake drum.

Answer

The rod pushes a wedge directly between the ends of two brake shoes, shoving them apart and against the inside of the brake chamber.

Answer

It pushes a wedge directly between the ends of the two brake pads, shoving them apart and against the inside of the brake chamber.

Question 15 - Air Brakes Test Practice Test for the CDL