Abnormal Noise Immediately After Braking to a Stop?
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Abnormal noise immediately after braking to a stop may be caused by normal ABS operation, safety reminders, or uneven brake discs. Below are detailed explanations of the possible reasons for abnormal noise immediately after braking to a stop: 1. Normal ABS Operation: When you brake hard and trigger the ABS system, it may produce abnormal noise. This is a normal phenomenon, and you should firmly press the brake pedal all the way down. 2. Safety Reminder: Electronic interaction between the braking system and the automatic transmission. When you press the brake pedal, the transmission solenoid valve opens and may produce a "clunk" sound. At this point, you need to press the gear shift lock button to engage the gear. 3. Uneven Brake Discs: When the brake discs become uneven, abnormal noise is more likely to occur when braking.