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Technician A says that rotors that are too thin cannot handle as much heat and will experience brake fade sooner. Technician B says that brake pedal pulsation is the result of air in the hydraulic system.
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Technician A says that rotors that are too thin cannot handle as much heat and will experience brake fade sooner. Technician B says that brake pedal pulsation is the result of air in the hydraulic system. Who is correct?

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A. CORRECT.

A very thin rotor decreases the effectiveness in the braking system. It cannot withstand heat and can cause quick wearing and fading of brake parts.

B. INCORRECT

Air in the hydraulic system can only make brake pedal soft and spongy. Pulsation in brake pedals is as a result of worn out or unevenly brake pads.

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