US Hawaii DMV CDL Air Brakes Test 1

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DMV Hawaii — Cdl Air Brakes DMV — Hawaii (USA, State Traffic Law) USA — Hawaii State DMV & FMCSA (MUTCD) — USA

What is this test? for Hawaii DMV Cdl Air Brakes permit/CDL, USA (MUTCD) — DMV — Hawaii (USA, State Traffic Law) level, USA — Hawaii.
Is this for you? For driver candidates in Hawaii, USA — Cdl Air Brakes permit/CDL (16+, State DMV)
Section: DMV Hawaii — Cdl Air Brakes · Education: High School & Adult (16+) · Part: DMV Hawaii — Cdl Air Brakes · Country: USA · Region: USA — Hawaii

The DMV written test is an important step measuring driver candidates' knowledge of traffic laws, first aid, and vehicle technology.

This test reinforces your theoretical knowledge and provides the fundamentals needed to pass the exam and become a safe driver.

By solving this test of 20 questions, you can both test your knowledge and identify the topics you need to improve.

Question 1

In Hawaii, what powers air brakes?

A) springs only

B) electricity

C) hydraulic fluid

D) compressed air

Question 2

In Hawaii, what is governor cut-in pressure?

A) 200 psi

B) about 100 psi (85-100 range)

C) 60 psi

D) 150 psi

Question 3

In Hawaii, what is governor cut-out pressure?

A) 200 psi

B) 90 psi

C) 60 psi

D) about 125 psi (120-135 range)

Question 4

In Hawaii, at what pressure does low-air warning activate?

A) 125 psi

B) 100 psi

C) 20 psi

D) at or before 60 psi (55-75 range)

Question 5

In Hawaii, what are spring brakes?

A) no brakes

B) service brakes

C) emergency/parking brakes applying on air loss

D) steering brakes

Question 6

In Hawaii, what is the dual air brake system?

A) two separate systems for safety

B) no dual

C) single only

D) steering only

Question 7

In Hawaii, what must you do before driving after starting?

A) mirrors only

B) no check

C) drive at 50 psi

D) build pressure 100-125 psi and test

Question 8

In Hawaii, what is brake lag in air brakes?

A) no lag

B) hydraulic only

C) delay between pedal and application

D) instant action

Question 9

In Hawaii, what is the air loss limit (single vehicle)?

A) 1 psi per hour

B) no limit

C) 10 psi

D) no more than 3 psi per minute

Question 10

In Hawaii, what is the air loss limit (combination)?

A) 3 psi per week

B) no more than 4 psi per minute

C) no limit

D) 10 psi

Question 11

In Hawaii, how test air compressor?

A) honk test

B) build 85 to 100 psi within 45 seconds

C) visual only

D) no test

Question 12

In Hawaii, how test the low-air warning?

A) ignore it

B) drive fast

C) fan brakes down, warning by 60 psi

D) disconnect buzzer

Question 13

In Hawaii, how test spring brakes?

A) ask mechanic

B) no test

C) fan below 20-45 psi, parking knob pops

D) drive test

Question 14

In Hawaii, what is a pre-trip air brake check order?

A) any order

B) governor, warning, spring, leak, service

C) drive first

D) no order

Question 15

In Hawaii, what are slack adjusters?

A) fuel lines

B) mirror arms

C) link pushrod to brake cam

D) steering parts

Question 16

In Hawaii, what is manual slack adjustment rule?

A) never check

B) needs training; autos should not need it

C) daily manual

D) anyone adjusts

Question 17

In Hawaii, what is brake adjustment limit?

A) no limit

B) 3 inches

C) about 1 inch pushrod travel

D) half foot

Question 18

In Hawaii, what are foundation brakes?

A) the wheel brake mechanisms

B) engine brakes

C) parking only

D) retarders

Question 19

In Hawaii, what is an application pressure gauge?

A) oil gauge

B) shows service brake air used

C) fuel gauge

D) speedometer

Question 20

In Hawaii, what are supply pressure gauges?

A) voltage

B) tire pressure

C) show tank air pressure

D) coolant

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