Question

1. which is not part of a brake inspection?

○ checking the parking brake operation
○ removing and flushing the brake fluid
○ measuring lining thickness
○ checking rotors for scoring and rust

Explanation:

A brake inspection typically involves checking components like parking brake operation, lining thickness, and rotor condition (for scoring/rust). Removing and flushing brake fluid is a maintenance task (brake fluid service) rather than a standard inspection step. Inspections focus on assessing the condition of existing components, while flushing is a separate service to replace fluid.

Answer:

Removing and flushing the brake fluid