Using the brakes creates heat. If too much heat is generated:

Chemical changes in the brake lining can cause brake fade.. Section 5.4: Excessive heat causes chemical changes in the lining (glazing) and

Using the brakes creates heat. If too much heat is generated:

ANSWER BREAKDOWN
  • A. Correct. Excessive heat causes chemical changes in the lining (glazing) and expansion of drums, leading to fade.
  • B. Incorrect. "The tires will explode." is not correct. Excessive heat causes chemical changes in the lining (glazing) and expansion of drums, leading to fade.
  • C. Incorrect. "The air tanks will melt." is not correct. Excessive heat causes chemical changes in the lining (glazing) and expansion of drums, leading to fade.
  • D. Incorrect. "The engine will stop." is not correct. Excessive heat causes chemical changes in the lining (glazing) and expansion of drums, leading to fade.