Which measure is not a step following post-installation of an exhaust brake?

The correct measure that is not typically a step following the post-installation of an exhaust brake is inspecting the alignment of the brake assembly. After the installation, a primary focus is often on ensuring proper functionality and performance of the exhaust brake system.

Measuring exhaust backpressure before and after the brake housing helps determine if the exhaust brake is functioning correctly and whether it is allowing appropriate exhaust flow. These measurements can also indicate if there are any blockages or issues with the exhaust system that could affect performance.

Adjusting the intake and exhaust valves is also relevant in the context of maintaining overall engine performance but is generally not a direct step associated with the installation and initial testing of an exhaust brake. Instead, it pertains to the broader context of engine tuning, which would have been addressed earlier in the maintenance or installation process before verifying the specific function of the exhaust brake. Inspecting the alignment of the brake assembly is less critical post-installation since it typically involves more initial setup and installation checks rather than ongoing adjustments or measures after installation.