ASE A1–A8 · G1 — independent prep
Practice the Task List.
Task by task.
ASE publishes the Task List for every test and keeps its questions secret. So we write original questions against that list — Technician A/B, our own schematics — and track your coverage task by task. One pass, no subscription.
- Series live
- 5
- Task-list areas
- 26
- Tasks mapped
- 438
- All-access pass
- $49
Prueba 3 preguntas con formato real
A vehicle has a spongy brake pedal that slowly sinks to the floor when held under steady pressure.
Technician A says air trapped in the hydraulic system can cause a spongy pedal.
Technician B says a worn master cylinder that bypasses internally can cause the pedal to slowly sink.
Who is correct?
ASE A5 · Brakes
The whole test, mapped
One cell is one task on the published A5 Task List — the same blueprint ASE builds the real test from. Every question we write binds to exactly one cell, which is how we can show you coverage instead of a question count.
Sign in and the panel fills with your own state: covered, needs work, not started.
Read the A5 task list →A5 task list
A5 · 2026 task list
How it works
01
Pick your test
A5 Brakes, A6 Electrical, G1, A1, A8 — choose the series you're sitting next.
02
Drill the Task List
Original questions bound to each Task List task, so you see exactly what's covered and what's left.
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Simulate & review
Edition-based timed mocks and spaced review build readiness — with a clearly stated pass guarantee.
Original questions, aligned to the public blueprint
ASE keeps its exam questions secret, but publishes the Task List for every test for free. We write original questions to those tasks and validate each one — so you practice the right things without anyone pretending to sell you "the real questions."
Frequently asked questions
Are these the real ASE test questions?
No — and no one can sell you those; ASE keeps its questions secret. ASE publishes the ASE Task List for each test for free, and that is the public blueprint. Every one of our questions is original, written to a specific task on that list, and validated for technical accuracy.
Do I have to pay to practice?
Not to start. The homepage demo, the first questions of each series, and all the reference content are free. One $49 payment (no subscription) unlocks every series, the full simulators, spaced-repetition review, and your readiness plan — for your whole Master Tech journey.
How much does the real ASE test cost and where do I register?
ASE charges about $62 per test plus a $34 registration fee per order (advanced L-tests cost more). You register only through ASE's official channels at ase.com. We sell preparation — never access to the test.
What is the test format?
ASE tests are multiple choice (one best answer), delivered by Prometric at a test center or via remote ProProctor, with a 90-day window to schedule after you buy. Each test has its own scored-question count and time limit, plus 10 unscored research questions. Our simulator matches the format of each series.
What is the "Technician A / Technician B" format?
It's the signature ASE question style: a symptom is described, then Technician A and Technician B each make a claim, and you decide who is correct — A only, B only, both, or neither. Every series in our bank includes this format, with explanations of why each technician is right or wrong.
What if I don't pass?
You can retake the ASE test, and if you complete your study plan and the mocks and still fail, our pass guarantee refunds you — self-serve, no hassle. We also cover recertification for series ASE's Renewal App doesn't (B/T/S/H/L and more).