While braking at a junction in Naarden the brake pedal feels 'spongy' and the car pulls slightly to the left. Which statements are correct per the book? (multiple answers possible)
You should have the car checked as soon as possible
The spongy pedal suggests a probable defect in the brake cylinder
This is ordinary brake-pad wear; only a grinding sound would be a problem
Pulling to one side while braking points to a defect in the brake system
Explanation
False — trap: spongy pedal = normal. The book names a spongy pedal as a separate, urgent signal (brake cylinder), distinct from the grinding sound of wearing brake pads (Book p.224).