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  • A - The Brakes Would Become Spongy. B - The Brake Travel Would Become Excessive. C - The Brakes Would Drag

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    The piston return spring in a brake master cylinder helps the brakes release properly. If the spring were to break, the brakes would drag instead of fully releasing after being applied. Choosing answer C is correct.

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    The piston return spring in a brake master cylinder helps the brakes release properly. If the spring were to break, the brakes would drag instead of fully releasing after being applied. Choosing answer C is correct.

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    A - The Brakes Would Become Spongy. B - The Brake Travel Would Become Excessive. C - The Brakes Would Drag

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    The piston return spring in a brake master cylinder helps the brakes release properly. If the spring were to break, the brakes would drag instead of fully releasing after being applied. Choosing answer C is correct.

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    Q1. What would be the effect if the piston return spring broke in a brake master cylinder?

    A— The brakes would become spongy.


    B— The brake travel would become excessive.
    C— The brakes would drag.

    If the piston return spring in a brake master cylinder were to break, the brakes would not
    release properly and they would drag.

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