During routine pre-journey safety checks, a brake pedal that feels spongy and soft when pressed indicates that the vehicle's brake pads are worn down to their legal limit.
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False. A spongy brake pedal indicates air in the hydraulic brake system, not worn brake pads.
The statement is false because a soft, spongy pedal feel is a definitive sign of air inside the hydraulic brake fluid system, which requires bleeding by a mechanic. Severely worn brake pads cause grinding noises, reduced braking power, and can trigger warning sensors, but they do not make the hydraulic pedal feel elastic or spongy.
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Distinguishing between hydraulic faults (air in fluid causing a spongy pedal) and mechanical wear (worn brake pads causing noise and reduced friction).
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