What are the precautions for newly replaced brake pads?
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Precautions for newly replaced brake pads are as follows: 1. Under normal driving conditions, the brake pads should be inspected every 5,000 kilometers. It is necessary to check not only the remaining thickness of the brake pads but also their wear condition, whether the wear on both sides is even, and whether they retract smoothly. Any abnormal conditions must be addressed immediately. 2. Some vehicles are equipped with a brake pad warning function. Once the wear limit is reached, the dashboard will alert you to replace the pads. Pads that have reached their usage limit must be replaced; even if they can still be used for a while, they will reduce braking effectiveness and affect driving safety. 3. Brake pads are consumable parts in a vehicle and will gradually wear out during daily driving. When the brake pads wear to their limit, they must be replaced; otherwise, braking effectiveness will be reduced, potentially leading to safety accidents.