What Are the Common Faults in Vehicle Braking Systems?

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Common faults in vehicle braking systems include: 1. The brake pedal does not rise and lacks resistance when pressed; 2. The pedal returns and rises with continuous pressing, improving braking effectiveness; 3. The pedal position is very low; pressing again does not raise the position, and it feels hard; 4. Braking deviation; 5. The brake pedal has too little free travel; 6. Poor braking effectiveness when the brake pedal is fully pressed; 7. The pedal position rises with continuous pressing, accompanied by a sinking sensation; 8. The pedal height is normal, neither soft nor sinking, but braking effectiveness is poor; 9. The brake drum heats up after the vehicle travels a certain distance; 10. Slow recovery of the brake fluid level.