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Auditing standards indicate that if the auditor identifies a significant risk at the assertion level, the auditor is not required to perform substantive procedures.
Hydraulic Boosters
Devices that use hydraulic pressure to amplify or boost the force applied, commonly used in brake systems.
Disc Brake Rotor Warpage
A condition where the disc brake rotor deviates from a flat plane, causing brake pulsation or vibration during braking.
Excessive Brake Pressure
A condition where the brake system generates too much force, potentially leading to brake lockup, increased wear, or damage.
Over-heating
The condition of a machine or system running beyond its normal temperature range, which can lead to failure or damage.
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