Asked by Allison Bartley on May 08, 2024
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Drum brakes do a better job of resisting brake fade than disc brakes.
Drum Brakes
A type of braking system using brake shoes pressed outward against a rotating drum to slow or stop a vehicle.
Disc Brakes
A type of brake that slows or stops a vehicle by squeezing brake pads against a disc or rotor attached to the wheel.
Brake Fade
A reduction in the braking power of a vehicle, often due to overheating of the brake components during heavy use.
- Recognize the factors contributing to brake fade and how different brake types mitigate this issue.
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Learning Objectives
- Recognize the factors contributing to brake fade and how different brake types mitigate this issue.
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