Official Solution for GLC Brake Noise?
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GLC brake noise occurs when the vehicle first starts moving, and improves after pressing the accelerator a few times to warm up the car. More details about GLC noise are as follows: 1. Rust or hard spots on brake discs and pads, and noise from the suspension system and pressure bearings: The noise occurs when the vehicle first starts moving and improves after pressing the accelerator a few times. Noise from the suspension system and pressure bearings is due to the recent cold weather, which hardens rubber components, causing noise when braking due to force. The noise will improve after the car warms up. 2. Newly replaced brake pads not fitting well with old discs, causing noise: Brake pads need to be broken in to fit better with old discs, and the noise will improve after driving a few hundred kilometers. 3. Missing or damaged brake disc fixing screws and worn brake discs: Missing screws and worn brake discs should be checked and repaired promptly.