Question

not yet answered marked out of 1.00 flag question rear disc parking brakes have a mechanism that forces the pads against the rotor hydraulically. select one: true false

Explanation:

Rear - disc parking brakes typically use a mechanical mechanism (such as a cable - operated system) rather than a hydraulic one to force the pads against the rotor. Hydraulic systems are more commonly associated with the service brakes (the brakes used for normal stopping while driving), which use hydraulic pressure from the brake master cylinder. The parking brake, on the other hand, is designed to hold the vehicle stationary when parked and often relies on a mechanical linkage for reliability (in case of a hydraulic system failure).

Answer:

False