How to Repair Hard and Ineffective Brakes on a Focus?
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Difficulty in pressing the brake pedal may be due to a leak or malfunction in the car's brake booster pump. 1. Possible causes: Regular maintenance of the brake system is essential during normal vehicle use. Common issues include excessive impurities in the brake master cylinder, poor sealing, leaks in the brake master or wheel cylinders, failure of the vacuum booster pump, or overloading. It is recommended to inspect the brake master cylinder and its bleeding condition; check if the brake fluid is sufficient; examine the brake fluid lines for leaks; and inspect the brake wheel cylinders, brake pads, and related components. 2. Solutions: If the brake fluid contains too much moisture, it can evaporate and vaporize under high temperatures (such as during summer when exposed to intense heat, the brake temperature rises with frequent use), forming vapor locks in the brake lines and causing sluggish braking. In this case, the brake fluid needs to be replaced.