Your truck has a dual air system and one of the systems loses its pressure. What will happen?

In a dual air brake system, each air system is responsible for a separate set of brakes on the vehicle, typically one for the front brakes and one for the rear brakes. When one of these air systems loses its pressure, the other system will still be intact and functional.

Choosing that either the front or back brake will not be fully operational reflects the design of a dual air brake system. This system is intended to enhance safety by ensuring that if one set of brakes fails, the other set can still provide stopping power. While the truck will still be able to operate, it may not have full braking capabilities, which can lead to reduced stopping distance and increased difficulty in controlling the vehicle.

Understanding this function is crucial for maintaining safety on the road, especially in emergency situations where both sets of brakes could be necessary for effective stopping.