2 Comments to “ASE G1 MAINTENANCE AND LIGHT REPAIR EXAM”
IN THIS QUESTION THE OPTION “A” IS THE BEST ANSWER TO CHOOSE OUT OF 4. BRAKE LIGHT SWITCH CONTROL BOTH REAR BRAKE LAMPS NOT ONLY ONE SIDE.
A short to ground in the left rear brake light wiring harness — If it is a ground control circuit.
As the question is written, answer D is not a good answer. The key wording is “left rear brake light stays on constantly”—singular, one lamp.
A misadjusted/stuck brake-light switch is a common-input fault. When it falsely indicates that the brake pedal is applied, it normally commands the stop-lamp system, so you would expect both rear brake lamps and usually the CHMSL to illuminate, not just the left rear lamp.
IN THIS QUESTION THE OPTION “A” IS THE BEST ANSWER TO CHOOSE OUT OF 4. BRAKE LIGHT SWITCH CONTROL BOTH REAR BRAKE LAMPS NOT ONLY ONE SIDE.
A short to ground in the left rear brake light wiring harness — If it is a ground control circuit.
As the question is written, answer D is not a good answer. The key wording is “left rear brake light stays on constantly”—singular, one lamp.
A misadjusted/stuck brake-light switch is a common-input fault. When it falsely indicates that the brake pedal is applied, it normally commands the stop-lamp system, so you would expect both rear brake lamps and usually the CHMSL to illuminate, not just the left rear lamp.