What are the functions of the braking system?
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The functions of the braking system are: 1. To decelerate and stop a moving vehicle; 2. To maintain stable speed for a vehicle driving downhill. Common faults of the braking system: 1. Poor braking performance; 2. Faulty wheel cylinder; 3. Faulty brake; 4. Air infiltration in the brake pipeline. Maintenance methods for the braking system: 1. Use brake disc cleaner to remove dust and oil stains, then wipe clean with a clean towel; 2. Apply lubricant evenly on the surface of the brake caliper guide pin and inside the guide pin groove; 3. Apply high-temperature protectant on the back of the brake pads and inside the sliding grooves at both ends of the brake pads; 4. Apply lubricant on each tire screw rod and the metal contact surfaces between the wheel rim and the hub.