What are the reasons for the ineffective brakes of the Haval H3?

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TeaganFitz
07/29/25 7:31pm
Common reasons for the ineffective brakes of the Haval H3 mainly include water ingress in the brake fluid, leaks in the brake system, damage to the booster, etc. Excessive moisture or air in the brake fluid: This causes air resistance in the brake fluid, leading to insufficient force in the calipers during braking and ultimately resulting in brake failure. Leakage in the brake system: Due to aging or other reasons, the main components or pipelines of the brake system may develop leaks in the brake fluid. Damage to the booster: If the brake booster is damaged or there is a vacuum issue, it cannot provide the necessary assistance. Poor braking performance of the brake discs and pads: If you experience ineffective brakes during daily driving, it is essential to immediately drive to a repair facility for inspection and maintenance.
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