ASE Brakes Terms & Definitions Practice Test

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Electrode
A terminal that conducts an electric current into or away from the conduction part of a circuit, such as the terminal at a battery; firing terminals found in a spark plug.
A belt driven device that provides electrical current for the vehicle charging system; a device that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy; a generating device that uses diode rectifiers to convert AC to DC.
Flexible hoses that connect the brake lines to the chassis with the calipers or wheel cylinders, or the junction block on the solid axle.
A torsion bar spring connecting the suspension on either side of the vehicle. When a vehicle rolls on the side and a turn, the suspension at the out side wheel compresses and the suspension at the inside wheel extends. The stabilizer bar that connects them twist to apply a counteracting forced to hold the vehicle closer to level.