Question

technician a says that if none of the brake lights illuminate when depressing the brake pedal, the problem could be the fuse or brake switch. technician b says that if none of the brake lights illuminate when depressing the brake pedal, the problem could be the feed wire or ground. who is correct? select one: a. technician a b. technician b c. both technician a and technician b d. neither technician a nor technician b

Explanation:

• Technician A: A faulty fuse would cut off power to the brake - light circuit, and a malfunctioning brake switch (which is supposed to complete the circuit when the pedal is depressed) can also cause no brake - light illumination.
• Technician B: A bad feed wire (which supplies power to the circuit) or a poor ground (which is necessary for the electrical circuit to complete) can also lead to the brake lights not working when the pedal is depressed.

Answer:

C. Both Technician A and Technician B