banjobolta fitting that resemblesa 'banjo" and a hallowbolt with stealingwashers: subject toleakage ifovertightened.Washers should bereplaced beforereassembly.short-to-voltageOccurs when awire carryingcurrent contactsanother wire orpower source,risking damage tobrake componentsamperagethemeasure ofelectriccurrent flowDigitalMultimeter(DMM)instrument usedto measureelectricalparameters suchas voltage andresistancedrumbrakeEmploys brake shoespressed outwardagainst a spinningdrum surface, atraditional brakingmethod still in usetodayRFIstandsforradiofrequencyinterferenceDOTDepartment ofTransportationgravitybleedingA method of brakebleeding that relieson gravity to allowfluid to flow fromhigher to lowerpoints in thesystembrakelinesrigid tubesthat carrybrake fluidunderpressuretractioncontrolsystemprevents wheel slipduring accelerationby reducing poweror applying brakesto specific wheels,enhancing vehiclestability.manualbleedingremoving air fromthe brake system byhaving one personpump the brakepedal while anotheropens and closesthe bleed valvesbrakecaliperhouses pistonsand brake pads,applying pressureto the padsagainst the rotor toslow the vehicle.lugnutfastener thatsecures the wheelto the vehicle,essential formaintaining wheelstability duringbrakingsplitpointthe pressure atthe moment thevalve closesand blocks theflow of fluid torear breaks.AntilockBrakeSystem(ABS)prevents wheellock-up duringbraking, allowingfor bettersteering controlin emergenciesvacuumbleedingA method to removeair from the brakesystem by creatinga vacuum at thebleed valve,ensuring thoroughfluid replacement.mastercylinderconverts themechanicalforce from thebrake pedalinto hydraulicpressureDTCstandsfordiagnostictroublecodeshygroscopicmost break fluidused today ishygroscopicmeaning itabsorbesmoisture.DigitalOscilloscope(DSO)Provides a visualrepresentation ofelectrical signals,useful for diagnosingcomplex brakesystem issuesinvolving sensors andactuatorsyawsensorMeasures vehiclerotation around itsvertical axis, aidingstability controlsystems in correctingvehicle orientationduring skids.siliconebrakefluidless hygroscopicthan traditionalfluids, making itsuitable for high-performancevehicles.hardpedalIndicates a firm brakepedal requiringexcessive effort todepress, potentiallydue to booster failureor blockage in brakelines.Meteringvalveused in some front discand rear drum systemsto hold off front brakeapplication until nearshoes have ocercomespring pressure duringa light application.short-to-groundAn electrical faultwhere a wirecontacts the vehicle'sframe, divertingelectricity andpotentially causingbrake system failuresdoubleflareTwo stepprocess thatcreates adoublethickness ofline at seal.BrakeSystemWarningIndicatorsalerts the driverto potentialissues, such aslow fluid levelsor systemmalfunctionslowpedalA condition where thebrake pedal must bepressed unusually farbefore engagement,indicating possible airin the hydraulicsystem or worncomponents.wheelcylindera hydrauliccomponent in drumbrakes that pushesthe brake shoesagainst the drumwhen hydraulicpressure is applied.speedsensorMonitors wheelspeed in antilockbraking systems,providing data tocontrol brakingduring slipperyconditions.draggingA condition wherebrakes remainpartially engaged,causing resistanceand increased wear,often due tomechanical failure ormisalignment.circuitsthe electricalpathwaysthat controlbrakingactionsproportingvalveImrpoves brakebalance during hardstops by limitinghydrolic pressure tothe rear brakesduring hard breakswhen the weighttransfer occurs.brakefluida hydraulicfluid thattransfersforce intopressurebanjobolta fitting that resemblesa 'banjo" and a hallowbolt with stealingwashers: subject toleakage ifovertightened.Washers should bereplaced beforereassembly.short-to-voltageOccurs when awire carryingcurrent contactsanother wire orpower source,risking damage tobrake componentsamperagethemeasure ofelectriccurrent flowDigitalMultimeter(DMM)instrument usedto measureelectricalparameters suchas voltage andresistancedrumbrakeEmploys brake shoespressed outwardagainst a spinningdrum surface, atraditional brakingmethod still in usetodayRFIstandsforradiofrequencyinterferenceDOTDepartment ofTransportationgravitybleedingA method of brakebleeding that relieson gravity to allowfluid to flow fromhigher to lowerpoints in thesystembrakelinesrigid tubesthat carrybrake fluidunderpressuretractioncontrolsystemprevents wheel slipduring accelerationby reducing poweror applying brakesto specific wheels,enhancing vehiclestability.manualbleedingremoving air fromthe brake system byhaving one personpump the brakepedal while anotheropens and closesthe bleed valvesbrakecaliperhouses pistonsand brake pads,applying pressureto the padsagainst the rotor toslow the vehicle.lugnutfastener thatsecures the wheelto the vehicle,essential formaintaining wheelstability duringbrakingsplitpointthe pressure atthe moment thevalve closesand blocks theflow of fluid torear breaks.AntilockBrakeSystem(ABS)prevents wheellock-up duringbraking, allowingfor bettersteering controlin emergenciesvacuumbleedingA method to removeair from the brakesystem by creatinga vacuum at thebleed valve,ensuring thoroughfluid replacement.mastercylinderconverts themechanicalforce from thebrake pedalinto hydraulicpressureDTCstandsfordiagnostictroublecodeshygroscopicmost break fluidused today ishygroscopicmeaning itabsorbesmoisture.DigitalOscilloscope(DSO)Provides a visualrepresentation ofelectrical signals,useful for diagnosingcomplex brakesystem issuesinvolving sensors andactuatorsyawsensorMeasures vehiclerotation around itsvertical axis, aidingstability controlsystems in correctingvehicle orientationduring skids.siliconebrakefluidless hygroscopicthan traditionalfluids, making itsuitable for high-performancevehicles.hardpedalIndicates a firm brakepedal requiringexcessive effort todepress, potentiallydue to booster failureor blockage in brakelines.Meteringvalveused in some front discand rear drum systemsto hold off front brakeapplication until nearshoes have ocercomespring pressure duringa light application.short-to-groundAn electrical faultwhere a wirecontacts the vehicle'sframe, divertingelectricity andpotentially causingbrake system failuresdoubleflareTwo stepprocess thatcreates adoublethickness ofline at seal.BrakeSystemWarningIndicatorsalerts the driverto potentialissues, such aslow fluid levelsor systemmalfunctionslowpedalA condition where thebrake pedal must bepressed unusually farbefore engagement,indicating possible airin the hydraulicsystem or worncomponents.wheelcylindera hydrauliccomponent in drumbrakes that pushesthe brake shoesagainst the drumwhen hydraulicpressure is applied.speedsensorMonitors wheelspeed in antilockbraking systems,providing data tocontrol brakingduring slipperyconditions.draggingA condition wherebrakes remainpartially engaged,causing resistanceand increased wear,often due tomechanical failure ormisalignment.circuitsthe electricalpathwaysthat controlbrakingactionsproportingvalveImrpoves brakebalance during hardstops by limitinghydrolic pressure tothe rear brakesduring hard breakswhen the weighttransfer occurs.brakefluida hydraulicfluid thattransfersforce intopressure

ASE Brakes - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. a fitting that resembles a 'banjo" and a hallow bolt with stealing washers: subject to leakage if overtightened. Washers should be replaced before reassembly.
    banjo bolt
  2. Occurs when a wire carrying current contacts another wire or power source, risking damage to brake components
    short-to- voltage
  3. the measure of electric current flow
    amperage
  4. instrument used to measure electrical parameters such as voltage and resistance
    Digital Multimeter (DMM)
  5. Employs brake shoes pressed outward against a spinning drum surface, a traditional braking method still in use today
    drum brake
  6. radio frequency interference
    RFI stands for
  7. Department of Transportation
    DOT
  8. A method of brake bleeding that relies on gravity to allow fluid to flow from higher to lower points in the system
    gravity bleeding
  9. rigid tubes that carry brake fluid under pressure
    brake lines
  10. prevents wheel slip during acceleration by reducing power or applying brakes to specific wheels, enhancing vehicle stability.
    traction control system
  11. removing air from the brake system by having one person pump the brake pedal while another opens and closes the bleed valves
    manual bleeding
  12. houses pistons and brake pads, applying pressure to the pads against the rotor to slow the vehicle.
    brake caliper
  13. fastener that secures the wheel to the vehicle, essential for maintaining wheel stability during braking
    lug nut
  14. the pressure at the moment the valve closes and blocks the flow of fluid to rear breaks.
    split point
  15. prevents wheel lock-up during braking, allowing for better steering control in emergencies
    Antilock Brake System (ABS)
  16. A method to remove air from the brake system by creating a vacuum at the bleed valve, ensuring thorough fluid replacement.
    vacuum bleeding
  17. converts the mechanical force from the brake pedal into hydraulic pressure
    master cylinder
  18. diagnostic trouble codes
    DTC stands for
  19. most break fluid used today is hygroscopic meaning it absorbes moisture.
    hygroscopic
  20. Provides a visual representation of electrical signals, useful for diagnosing complex brake system issues involving sensors and actuators
    Digital Oscilloscope (DSO)
  21. Measures vehicle rotation around its vertical axis, aiding stability control systems in correcting vehicle orientation during skids.
    yaw sensor
  22. less hygroscopic than traditional fluids, making it suitable for high-performance vehicles.
    silicone brake fluid
  23. Indicates a firm brake pedal requiring excessive effort to depress, potentially due to booster failure or blockage in brake lines.
    hard pedal
  24. used in some front disc and rear drum systems to hold off front brake application until near shoes have ocercome spring pressure during a light application.
    Metering valve
  25. An electrical fault where a wire contacts the vehicle's frame, diverting electricity and potentially causing brake system failures
    short-to- ground
  26. Two step process that creates a double thickness of line at seal.
    double flare
  27. alerts the driver to potential issues, such as low fluid levels or system malfunctions
    Brake System Warning Indicators
  28. A condition where the brake pedal must be pressed unusually far before engagement, indicating possible air in the hydraulic system or worn components.
    low pedal
  29. a hydraulic component in drum brakes that pushes the brake shoes against the drum when hydraulic pressure is applied.
    wheel cylinder
  30. Monitors wheel speed in antilock braking systems, providing data to control braking during slippery conditions.
    speed sensor
  31. A condition where brakes remain partially engaged, causing resistance and increased wear, often due to mechanical failure or misalignment.
    dragging
  32. the electrical pathways that control braking actions
    circuits
  33. Imrpoves brake balance during hard stops by limiting hydrolic pressure to the rear brakes during hard breaks when the weight transfer occurs.
    proporting valve
  34. a hydraulic fluid that transfers force into pressure
    brake fluid