How to Deal with Ineffective Car Brakes on Rainy Days?

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Introduction to measures for dealing with ineffective car brakes on rainy days: 1. First, check if the brake pads are excessively worn: Generally, mid-to-high-end cars are equipped with a brake pad wear warning function. Once the brake pads are close to the critical wear value, the corresponding warning light will illuminate on the dashboard. Even for cars without this function, when the brake pads reach the critical wear point, the brake disc will come into contact with the metal part reserved on the brake pads, producing abnormal noises to remind the driver to check and replace the brake pads. 2. Check if there is internal leakage in the brake master cylinder and wheel cylinders: Inside the brake master cylinder, several rubber cups squeeze the brake fluid through the brake pedal, and the brake fluid transmits the force to the wheel cylinders, pushing the brake pads to rub against the brake disc to generate braking force. If the rubber cups inside the master cylinder and wheel cylinders are worn, causing internal pressure leakage, it can result in a feeling of soft brakes and ineffective braking.